When trying to install Logos onto a new computer, I distressingly realized that the hard drive is too small to accommodate my entire library. I'm assuming that if I 'hide' products that they would still need to download to the computer. But is there a way to delete or return large groups of products (eg free ones like Perseus) in the meantime? While I don't necessarily need Perseus, I do need my Bibles and some commentaries. Any other suggestions?
Nick Steffen:I'm assuming that if I 'hide' products that they would still need to download to the computer.
Hidden products should not get downloaded to your new computer
Nick Steffen:But is there a way to delete or return large groups of products (eg free ones like Perseus) in the meantime?
In the past Customer Services have been able to remove licences to Perseus resources in bulk - I suggest you contact them.
Hiding resources will remove them. However they will be hidden on all of you installations.
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Graham Criddle:Hidden products should not get downloaded to your new computer
Excellent! What is the best way to go about hiding large groups of products? Is calling in the only way?
Nick Steffen: Graham Criddle:Hidden products should not get downloaded to your new computer Excellent! What is the best way to go about hiding large groups of products? Is calling in the only way?
see http://wiki.logos.com/Hiding_Books
Running Logos 9 latest (beta) version on Win 10
Mick's link provides you with what you need, but for clarification: You can't call FL to "hide" books. You call them to remove licenses from your account. This works well to get rid of perseus, but not much else... NOTE: You can't ask FL to remove a license for a single book which is part of a collection. It is all or nothing, and it is permanent. If you don't want perseus, it is good to remove the license so that you don't have hundreds (or thousands) of "hidden" books in your list (when a phone call could remove them all).
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Thanks for the advice! In my case, hiding would be preferable to removing licenses, so this is very helpful.
Nick Steffen: Thanks for the advice! In my case, hiding would be preferable to removing licenses, so this is very helpful.
Your welcome. I have most of my Perseus resources hidden.