I own the Logos resource “Foxe’s Book of Martyrs.” The resource ID is LLS:60.0.1. (I know this because I own digital “books” across several application libraries. I have an external database from which I search, select, and “launch” my desired resources causing them to open in their respective apps. With Logos resources I accomplish this by means of a shell script (imbedded in AppleScript) that acts upon the book’s unique resource ID. Hence, every Logos book in my database includes its resource ID.)
This past week “Foxe’s Book of Martyrs” was added to my Logos library from my now defunct WORDsearch library. It has the resource ID of LLS:WS_54636AED6D51426BB8470C09BF3E3C84. Now, trying to open my original Logos copy of this book yields the following: “This resource is no longer in your library.” I note, however, that it is now available for me to purchase on the website for $14.99.
So what difference does it make which “version” of Foxe’s that I have? Well, the original (LLS:60.0.1) is a Logos Research Edition while the one from WORDsearch (LLS:WS_54636AED6D51426BB8470C09BF3E3C84) is in the Ebook format.
So… Did I just get downgraded?
While I don’t think that this makes me a martyr… I am feeling a little bit persecuted. 