I would love to get inspired by your most popular layouts. Would you please share a screenshot of some of your popular layouts? Thanks!
I had to wait for a 32-inch secondary screen before this would fit:
Top to bottom, left to right:
Notebooks, Bible, Hebrew/Greek
Commentaries, Study Bibles, Lexicons
Besides, it's fun to watch airplanes landing on it.
This is the OT layout, using almost daily.
After many years, still under development, I am happy with suggestions.
Gold package, and original language material and ancient text material, SIL and UBS books, discourse Hebrew OT and Greek NT. PC with Windows 8.1
1. Basic layout.
2. Apostolic Fathers layout.
3. Old Testament Apocrypha layout.
I have a different layout for each book of the Bible. The only difference between them is the commentaries. For each layout, I have my choice of the best 5-6 commentaries which are a link set to the Bible translations I most commonly use. I use the layouts as I am reading through the Bible.
Rod: I have a different layout for each book of the Bible. The only difference between them is the commentaries.
I have a different layout for each book of the Bible. The only difference between them is the commentaries.
I started making some small scale layouts. They load real fast and are more than sufficient for some tasks like quick lookups and a parashah layout with Torah readings in several versions and my JPS Haftorah commentary, There's a tendency to think bulldozer with Logos when you really just need some shovels.
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I am now working on using Floating windows in my layouts because I have so much info (looks like Jack's) that I had to do something. Now my guides are in a floating window, tools also in a floating window, I have the timeline in it's own floating window. And then the desktop window holds my top 5 bibles, my first commentary and bible dictionary, then the bible word study guide and either BDAG or HALOT depending on where I am in the bible. I have the BWS linked to my bibles and double click opens BDAG or HALOT.
Rod: I have a different layout for each book of the Bible. The only difference between them is the commentaries. For each layout, I have my choice of the best 5-6 commentaries which are a link set to the Bible translations I most commonly use. I use the layouts as I am reading through the Bible.
Good idea, Rod!