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alabama24: Gary Butner:My faith isn't moving this mountain. Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.
Gary Butner:My faith isn't moving this mountain.
Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.
Good comeback!
as was the comparison to the Judgment Day....
but all joking aside, many people will start new reading plans on January 1.......highlighting would sure be handy for those new reading plans..........
Well if you noticed the release that was put out this week was not adding syncing up notes/highlights. It was just a couple of bug fixes. If you haven't noticed the trend of releases there won't be another this week. So Highlighting will not be a part of this years additions. I agree having highlighting for the beginning of the new year's reading plan would have been great but i guess it wouldn't be until next year. :(
Hopefully it will be in January. So it won't be a lot of reading that isn't highlighted. But i won't count on it. I am glad i suggested getting a Bible in some other app to my friends and congregants, so they could highlight and add notes now. I know that what logos is providing to us will be far superior to the product other apps have given but highlighting is a huge issue. It is pretty funny that if you flip through the pages of the forum it seems like every page has one comment on highlights it appears to be what everyone wants followed by notes.
Thanks for that answer but who says the desktop app HAS to be up and running first? Seriously? That is very 20th century thinking. Most developers realize that the handheld is the future and that they technology developed there is being ported back to desktops. Apple inc. is a prime example.
Terry Barker: Thanks for that answer but who says the desktop app HAS to be up and running first?
Thanks for that answer but who says the desktop app HAS to be up and running first?
Logos has told us this
Jacob HantlaPastor/Elder, Grace Bible Church gbcaz.org
Terry Barker:Thanks for that answer but who says the desktop app HAS to be up and running first?
Logos is primarily a Bible Study Software company. The mobile app is designed to primarily service the desktop app users.
I think it was Bob, in a much older posting, refered to one of the reasons that Highlighting is so hard to get right. Assuming I'm remembering it right, one of the early issues was to do with how the positions are recorded. Lets say I want to highlight words 3, 4, and 5 of John 3:16 in ESV. How is that data item recorded? If you pick something too simple, it breaks when there is a typo update, or minor edit made to the ESV text.
My understanding is that the more recent issues is a simple scaling issue with how the updates are synced between the clients and the servers.
My simple view of the solution is that if the server and each client kept timestamp values on user-data, then the small subset of any that are more recent on one, and needing to be synced to the other should make it "easy" to solve. I trust and hope that the Logos developers have got the core plumbing right in the new "Sync 2" designs.