Okay, I was totally sold by Rick Grantham's sales pitch for making me a better man of God through various tools. Loved what said and now wished I had heard him speak on Empowered: What the Bible Says About Being a Man.
On a side note, when he demoed this, he had the default screen do some very cool things. I installed the app on my home laptop and my work laptop. I did a search and I did not get the cool things pop up like I had hoped. Is there a chance that someone has seen this and know how to set this up. I am new to Logos after using a much different version in Bible College and Seminary. Blessings and thanks in advance!
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I'd need a bit more of a hint as to what the cool things were. But if you go to the Wiki (see top most line of the forum) you'll find videos and web instructions for some pretty cool things.
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Robert Iversen:On a side note, when he demoed this, he had the default screen do some very cool things. I installed the app on my home laptop and my work laptop. I did a search and I did not get the cool things pop up like I had hoped.
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Robert, welcome to the wonderful world of Logos.
The good thing is those cool things are in there and even more and eventually you will learn how to make them pop up.
KS4J has pointed you to the wiki and to some video tutorials. I personally recommend looking at Mark Barnes' videos which are linked to at the wiki location KS4J pointed you to.
You need to learn how to prioritize resources, build collections, and create custom Passage Guide and Bible Word Study guides. You'll probably want to explore Notes and Clippings as well.
There are four types of searches Logos can do and with the Scholar's package you can do all of them: Basic searching, Bible searching, Morphological searching, and Syntactical searching. You can learn about all these through the wiki.
Most of us have found it takes some time to really learn all there is in Logos and how to use it, so be patient and feel free to ask questions here.
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Mark Smith:Most of us have found it takes some time to really learn all there is in Logos and how to use it,
Finally there is someone who has learned "all there is in Logos".
I think I know all there is, just not how to use it all. That's an entirely different matter.
Concur with the above suggestions, but would add that if you live near any Logos power users, spending an hour or so surfing their shoulder would probably pay great dividends--especially if you are completely new to Logos software...and there is a lot more to it than just the client, as you've begun to discover by reaching out through the forum.
Robert Iversen: Okay, I was totally sold by Rick Grantham's sales pitch for making me a better man of God through various tools. Loved what said and now wished I had heard him speak on Empowered: What the Bible Says About Being a Man. On a side note, when he demoed this, he had the default screen do some very cool things. I installed the app on my home laptop and my work laptop. I did a search and I did not get the cool things pop up like I had hoped. Is there a chance that someone has seen this and know how to set this up. I am new to Logos after using a much different version in Bible College and Seminary. Blessings and thanks in advance!
I think that it would help us, if best to your ability, you could tell us some of the things that you seen or got to see. If there was a web page that he had given you for later usage that would help us as well....
Thank you, everyone... I did go to the Wiki and listened to a lot of the unofficial videos from Logos... love the British/Irish accent of the gentleman who is very calm and easy to follow. What great resources. I am completely new, so I had no idea what it was called and had hoped someone had seen a demo before and might have an idea. :-)
On that note, I did do a lot of exploring and have figured it out. It appears that he was looking up a verse doing a search from the Home screen. It was quite fantastic. Of course, there is so much more and I am very excited about this beginning journey. It is re-energizing my passion for studying to encounter my Lord and Savior... quite wonderful.
I do have one wish... I would love to be able to buy a single book from a commentary and not the whole set. Some of these sets are more expensive than the Logos software I first bought (Scholar's Edition).
Does anyone have a particular devotion that they use. I would prefer a contemporary one, if possible. Can this be place on my home screen that seems to have a lot of stuff I am not quite sure what purpose it servers... I know... I am 'newbie,' as my son would say when I play a video game with him.
Hi Robert
Good to hear that things are starting to make sense
Robert Iversen:I do have one wish... I would love to be able to buy a single book from a commentary and not the whole set. Some of these sets are more expensive than the Logos software I first bought (Scholar's Edition).
Logos do this when possible - for example the WBC set are available individually - but often are constrained by what publishers allow.
Robert Iversen: Can this be place on my home screen that seems to have a lot of stuff I am not quite sure what purpose it servers... I know... I am 'newbie,' as my son would say when I play a video game with him.
Does the information at http://wiki.logos.com/Home_Page give you some pointers about customising what is shown on the home page. The basic idea is that you can turn on things you are interested and turn off the things you don't want.
Hope this helps
Graham
Graham Criddle: Hi Robert Good to hear that things are starting to make sense Robert Iversen:I do have one wish... I would love to be able to buy a single book from a commentary and not the whole set. Some of these sets are more expensive than the Logos software I first bought (Scholar's Edition). Logos do this when possible - for example the WBC set are available individually - but often are constrained by what publishers allow. Robert Iversen: Can this be place on my home screen that seems to have a lot of stuff I am not quite sure what purpose it servers... I know... I am 'newbie,' as my son would say when I play a video game with him. Does the information at http://wiki.logos.com/Home_Page give you some pointers about customising what is shown on the home page. The basic idea is that you can turn on things you are interested and turn off the things you don't want. Hope this helps Graham
You can also reorder the way things appear on some things.
Robert,
There is a free Webinar through www.learnlogos.com tonight. The trainer John Falahee is a former Logos employee and does sell training products. But he offers a free Webinar 3 Momday's a month. Tonight's is how to do biographical studies using the Apostle Paul as an example.
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Philana Crouch: Graham Criddle: Hi Robert Good to hear that things are starting to make sense Robert Iversen:I do have one wish... I would love to be able to buy a single book from a commentary and not the whole set. Some of these sets are more expensive than the Logos software I first bought (Scholar's Edition). Logos do this when possible - for example the WBC set are available individually - but often are constrained by what publishers allow. Robert Iversen: Can this be place on my home screen that seems to have a lot of stuff I am not quite sure what purpose it servers... I know... I am 'newbie,' as my son would say when I play a video game with him. Does the information at http://wiki.logos.com/Home_Page give you some pointers about customising what is shown on the home page. The basic idea is that you can turn on things you are interested and turn off the things you don't want. Hope this helps Graham You can also reorder the way things appear on some things. Robert, There is a free Webinar through www.learnlogos.com tonight. The trainer John Falahee is a former Logos employee and does sell training products. But he offers a free Webinar 3 Momday's a month. Tonight's is how to do biographical studies using the Apostle Paul as an example.
Not having anything personal against the webinar stuff, but there are plenty of good videos here[wiki] and plenty of helpers along the way...in essence why pay for what is readily available just fir the asking......
Hope this helps...
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I was referring him to the free Webinar, it is free to attend, I just mentioned that he also sells training. But the webinars are 100% free to attend. He doesn't have to pay.
I tried to reorder some things... it did not work. Am I missing something?
Robert Iversen: I tried to reorder some things... it did not work. Am I missing something?
Please elaborate about trying to reorder some things, a screenshot could be helpful for illustration.
In Logos 4, can drag and drop many items to arrange as desired. Section headers within Guides can be dragged and dropped. Tabs can be dragged and dropped.