1 Note File for Personal Commentary?

Before the quicker, cleaner notes (thank you Logos!), I split my personal commentary for individual writings (e.g. one commentary Luke, another for Acts...and so on).

It would be very helpful for me to have only one file for a personal commentary that could cover the entirety of Scripture. Any concerns before I start these tedious process? In other words, will this slow my system down or cause any unforeseen problems? Thanks for your insight.

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JT (alabama24)

Any concerns before I start these tedious process? In other words, will this slow my system down or cause any unforeseen problems?

Some thoughts:

The mobile app has had difficulties in the past with "large note files." This has improved greatly... but I don't know how large your file might be.
It takes longer to write to a large note file than a small one. This may or may not be an issue for you.
On the desktop app, you can turn individual note files on & off visually. Will you want to turn on (or off) ALL the notes (in your new note file) at a single time, or do you see any advantage to be able to turn them off one at a time?

Dave Hooton

It would be very helpful for me to have only one file for a personal commentary that could cover the entirety of Scripture.

One Note file the size of a resource is not advisable. You might consider a Personal Book as a commentary with type "Bible Notes" or "Bible Commentary".