How many Saved Layouts do you use?

One.

But it's big. 5 windows to cover research, OT, NT, reading, etc.

Used to have more, but easier to use multiple windows, and leave in memory for weeks at a time. Don't have to constantly reload, everything in its place, and a reminder of what I should be using.

just two or three that i use regularly. but will often save a tweaked layout while i'm doing a particular study so i can go back to that prep till i'm done. I tell myself i'm going to delete them after i'm finished but i have accumulated quite a lot of old layouts lol

5 windows! Holy cow! I'd like to have work space like that.

mm.

Denise:

One.

But it's big. 5 windows to cover research, OT, NT, reading, etc.

Used to have more, but easier to use multiple windows, and leave in memory for weeks at a time. Don't have to constantly reload, everything in its place, and a reminder of what I should be using.

John C Connell Jr.:

How many do you use regularly?

I have dozens, and that's after deleting 20 or 30, finding out they negatively affect Logos' performance.  I use most of them occasionally, but use about six of them regularly. A few are temporary (in a certain resource, for example) and will be deleted when I finish that project.

I admit I probably overuse them, but find them useful so take advantage of the feature.

I sure wish they would fix the problem of the extras bogging things down.

This is a bit embarrassing considering how few others seem to have, but I just did a count and found I have 63. 

I didn't plan it that way -- it just evolved as it allowed me to use common resources in a variety of studies set up on several books of the Bible as well as various topics, mobile ed courses, etc, and always have those common resources for a particular study open to the right place when I open the layout.  Perhaps there's a better way to accomplish the same thing, but I've always found it so easy to do it with layouts, that I've never had reason to consider other options.

Doc B:

As for now, you can start singing a certain Beatles song once you install the next layout

Perhaps U mean The Buckinghams:  ''Kind of a Drag'' [1967].

I use 3; one for Old Testament study, one for New Testament study, and one for any special project I'm working on.

Doc B:

Rick Ausdahl:

I have 63

Rick, you know those are dragging your performance down, right? I can't find the thread, but learned it from a similar thread late last year.

As for now, you can start singing a certain Beatles song once you install the next layout.

That's partly why I was surprised to see how many layouts I have.  I had read some of those threads but hadn't counted my layouts because Logos performance seemed pretty decent.  E.g. it usually takes about 5 seconds on average to change layouts, with some changing in as little as 3 seconds and some taking up to 7.  And I haven't experienced any lag when scrolling or paging in resources or going to a passage location.  But by the same token, I've been doing very few searches as of late, so maybe I'd see a big hit if doing that.

Very few, one or two saved relating to a specific studying project or mobile ed course I am working through and then my goto adhoc generic workspace which I use most of the time and fluctuates pretty much each time I user the software.

scooter:

Perhaps U mean The Buckinghams:  ''Kind of a Drag'' [1967].

 I was really after, "When I'm 64," but yours works too.