Hi, does anyone know how one can reconstruct “how one get their library”? What I mean is over the years after couple of library upgrades, one lost track of how he acquire the library.
One can almost get that history from https://www.logos.com/account/orders/history, but the problem is whenever the a library, then it never lists the content of books acquired.
Clicking at the link to the library might not help either, as library as old as “Scholar’s Library (LE)” from 2010 does not have a page anymore.
Another problem is if a resource is redeemed using a hardcopy (such as one bought from Christianbooks.com), it won’t show up in the order history either.
Feature requests:
to add some search fields that are like this:
addeddate
package:"Scholar's Library (LE)"
Kolen Cheung:Hi, does anyone know how one can reconstruct “how one get their library”?
With "dynamic pricing," this is nearly a futile excursion. Unfortunately, you are not able to do what you desire, nor is this a likely feature in the future.
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I've made some progress in this:
- Using Wayback Machine to go back to the old listing in logos.com to find a list of books included e.g. in Scholar's Library (LE)
- I also discovered that in public document, type: resource collection, author: Logos Resource Collections, there are a bunch of Logos 5 collections. Unfortunately there aren't any for Logos 4, 6, 7, 8
This Google docs spreadsheet might help:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ByXIGWq4UmnLeiGsoq3PeCJKanlJBYAVQWdeoqD9SOc/