All,
I was wondering if the Windows Desktop version of Logos allows users to selectively store library resources on the local PC. In the past, I know that any (and ALL) resources that were licensed to a user were automatically downloaded to their PC when the program was opened.
The problem is that I have amassed a huge amount of resources over the years that I have been a Logos customer. I just got a new PC with a solid state hard drive that is only 512 GB. If I were to install Logos on that PC, and all of my resources were automatically downloaded, I would quickly fill that hard drive. So, my question is, is it possible to be selective about what or which resources are downloaded? Ideally, I would like it if the program would only download resources on an "as needed" basis. For example, if I wanted to open my preferred Bible version to Genesis and wanted to open Allan Ross's, "Creation and Blessing" commentary, I am totally fine with downloading that resource. But I don't want all of the resources that I own to be downloaded automatically and clog up my hard drive.
I wish Logos would work the way OneDrive works. I have many files stored on OneDrive. But they are only downloaded locally when I open those files. I wish Logos worked that way. Grateful in advance for any responses. Thank you.
By the way, I know all about the Logos web app and use it often. But it still is not as full-featured as Logos Desktop. So please no replies suggesting that I should use the web app. Thanks.