I think the basic package seems to miss the touted features that give no indication that i have to pay $1000 to get. Seriously? Maybe, it is just me, but i just bought this package 5 months ago and am still making payments. Maybe, I should just stop and ask them to take their app and money back. How unbelievable. I really would like the core features without the references. Also, I am fine paying for it to some extent, but not even having paid off the original purchase just gives me a bad taste in my mouth.
Remaining in Him (1 John 2:28), Robert
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There is a "Minimum Crossgrade" coming soon for under $100; in addition, the free engine upgrade will also be available: http://community.logos.com/forums/t/58259.aspx
Final details have yet to be worked out, but should be posted on the forums & blog as soon as they are decided.
I just read a post by a logos employee that states data sets should be considered "resources" rather than "features" so when you mention "features touted" there may be some unmet expectations.
I think I can understand your frustration. A year ago we bought a new car. Some of the features that I thought were included in the car because they were described in the brochure turned out to only be part of options packages that we did not buy. While I am still paying for that car, now the company announces the 2013's that offer features that are not in my car and I must admit that I don't have the latest and greatest.
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David Thomas: I just read a post by a logos employee that states data sets should be considered "resources" rather than "features" so when you mention "features touted" there may be some unmet expectations.
Just to be clear, what i was trying to communicate (http://community.logos.com/forums/p/58160/415109.aspx#415109 ) is that the functionality of the software itself (the "engine") is different from Logos resources (think "books"), and also different from the new datasets (which aren't really like books). Unfortunately a word like "features" isn't very specific, and there's been a lot of confusion about just what we're offering.
There are several new datasets, and their inclusion in base packages is tiered: some are in every package, others only come in at higher levels.
Sean Boisen: Unfortunately a word like "features" isn't very specific, and there's been a lot of confusion about just what we're offering.
Unfortunately a word like "features" isn't very specific, and there's been a lot of confusion about just what we're offering.
I totally agree!