...and I'm past the immediate set-up phase. Bought this primarily for reading Logos resources. I know it's overkill, but like one of the people said in the YT vids I watched to get it up and running, "Buy it nice, or buy it twice." That's sorta been my mantra with tech. Besides, got a great deal on Ebay--just $500 for a new 12.4" 6/128 model, which is a lot cheaper than the basic S7 price on Amazon or Best Buy. Anyway, I want to load L9 on it, and I'm not sure what to do. I tried the wiki and the link listed under Mobile Apps for "Logos Android and Kindle Fire" opens a page that says "page doesn't exist". So...
What do I need to do? Hep me, pleez!
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You should find the Logos app in the Google PlayStore and should be able to install it from there
Thanks, Graham. Helpful as always!
I hope that you were able to find the app on the Google Play Store as Graham suggested.
Don't forget that you can access the online version of the Logos desktop software at https://app.logos.com It's very much a limited version but, for some things, it's handy to have in addition to the mobile app.
Wishing you lots of fun and happy learning with your new device.
Gordon Jones:Wishing you lots of fun and happy learning with your new device.
Thank you, but I doubt that is going to happen. I don't find the app--or tablets generally--to be very intuitive and I am constantly encountering situations where I feel stuck or don't know what to do to accomplish what I want. Is there a mobile app tutorial?
David Paul:Is there a mobile app tutorial?
There are a range of videos at https://support.logos.com/hc/en-us/articles/360012172812-Logos-Mobile-App-Videos
Thanks, again...been going through these. I am trying to make some Clippings of a book I'm reading, and besides the excerpt, I definitely--and by "definitely" I mean OBVIOUSLY--want to include basic, fundamental information such as page number, and well...EVERYTHING you are expected to include in a CITATION. Yet, bizarrely, I don't see any such info included in the clipping. Is it there but I'm overlooking it? It can't possible NOT be there, can it?
Assuming the absolute worst, and all the expected data is not included, I want to at least list the page # in the clipping's note section...so...how can I turn on the page # in the book I'm reading? I've looked for it but I can't find it.
David Paul:Assuming the absolute worst, and all the expected data is not included, I want to at least list the page # in the clipping's note section...so...how can I turn on the page # in the book I'm reading? I've looked for it but I can't find it.
If the page number is in the book - and if not “overshadowed” by some other index value it should be shown as per:
By “overshadowed” it seems that a Bible index (such as a verse) will take precedence over page numbers
David Paul:Thanks, again...been going through these. I am trying to make some Clippings of a book I'm reading, and besides the excerpt, I definitely--and by "definitely" I mean OBVIOUSLY--want to include basic, fundamental information such as page number, and well...EVERYTHING you are expected to include in a CITATION. Yet, bizarrely, I don't see any such info included in the clipping. Is it there but I'm overlooking it? It can't possible NOT be there, can it?
From a quick test it looks as though the page number is added to the citation (it is visible when looking at the synced clipping on the desktop) - but the UI in the mobile apps does not display it.
I checked on the desktop app, and I see the citation for the book, but the page number is not included.
I am now having questions about the utility of Clippings. Is there an efficient and effective way of extracting the material saved and importing it into Word?
David Paul:I checked on the desktop app, and I see the citation for the book, but the page number is not included.
Two things to check:
Graham Criddle:are their page numbers in the resource ?
Yes. I turned them on using desktop app.
Graham Criddle:are you using a style that has page numbers?
Not sure what you mean by "style".
Is there a way of downloading my entire library with one command? Please tell me it isn't entirely piecemeal.
David Paul: Graham Criddle:are you using a style that has page numbers? Not sure what you mean by "style".
Citation style.
It can be set globally (on desktop) in Program Settings
or in an individual Clippings document
As you can see Turabian does not show page numbers
while APA, for example, does:
David Paul:Is there a way of downloading my entire library with one command?
Yes, but you shouldn’t. Many headaches and heartaches. It’s not worth it.
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David Paul: Is there a way of downloading my entire library with one command? Please tell me it isn't entirely piecemeal.
JT's advice is valid - particularly if you find you need to reinstall the app as all the resources would need to download again.
However, it is possible
JT (alabama24): David Paul:Is there a way of downloading my entire library with one command? Yes, but you shouldn’t. Many headaches and heartaches. It’s not worth it.
I ask because this past Sabbath I was at a location without wifi and even though I thought I had downloaded the lexicons I needed, I got a message that I didn't have the resources downloaded. I'll fiddle with it some before resorting to a total download.
Graham Criddle: However, it is possible In the Library tab, tap the Select button at the top right Here you can select the resources you want or tap Select All to choose them all Then you will see three vertical icons at the bottom right of the screen - tap that to get a range of options including that of downloading resources you have selected
Thanks again for the info.
I meant to post one set of instructions, but ended up being called away. Since I don't use android, I didn't know how it might or might not work for that version of the app. However, you <should> be able to manage downloads on your mobile device from your desktop app's library.
1. Select the resources you want to download.
2. Click on the "info" panel in the desktop library
3. Check the box for the device you want the selected resources downloaded to.
You know, it would be nice if you could set downloads by resource type, particularly study helps such as lexicons. I know I don't need everything on my tablet...I probably haven't even opened 90% of the resources in my library. But I do need all of what I need so that I'm not throttled and restricted away from the internet.