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Never mind I found them.
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Do you need the full feature set with the workflow editor to access custom workflows? The reason I ask is that I seem to have trouble accessing the public ones: I can't find them when I copy the document.
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Thank you Celeste. You must have done something on your end because it worked now. 😃
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Signing in from the cart didn't work either. It still shows $3000. I guess I have to wait until the email.
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When I use the above link, it says that I am signed in, but asks for a payment of $3000.
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[quote user="JT (alabama24)"] Hmm. The Dasung NOT eReader. Didn't think that one through. [/quote]One wonders if it's appropriate to read Biblical literature on such a device - given the phonetic sounding of the name.
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Depending on where you live, you may be able to access Britannica for free through your local library's website. The state of Wisconsin does this, as do a few US states. Other than the possibility of have Britannica indexed and tagged with other LOGOS resources, there is no need for me to purchase this resource - especially considering that it isn't
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John, That's why I suggest buying Bibleworks to be eligible for the cross grade. Purchasing Bibleworks gives you the licenses for the resources. That would make you eligible for the cross grade, wouldn't it?
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[quote user="James McAdams"] [quote user="Matthew"] Sounds like I won't be eligible for these since the product pages say they are "exclusively" for BibleWorks owners, but I wish Logos would make more packages like these. They both seem like "meat and potatoes" packages without much fluff. Core resources that focus on the text. More of this (for everyone
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Thanks for the update, Bob. On another note, Michael Bushell (the creator of Bibleworks) has a post on why they decided to stop producing Bibleworks. It's always good to get information straight from the source. . . https://www.bibleworks.com/forums/showthread.php?6959-A-note-from-Michael-Bushell-on-the-closure-of-BibleWorks&p=35613#post35613
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I also use both. Bibleworks was my first Bible software purchase (v.4) and I stuck with it through the years. Yes, the user interface is ugly, but it gets to the information you need right away. I will keep on using them as long as I can.
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There was another thread where a Logos Employee mentioned that they are still working on getting out this month's (5/2018) credits. They said it might take another week.
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Thank you Bob. Now, if you could only give us a sneak peak at the Logos 8 packages and Feature sets so we would know what to choose. . . .
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I hope it comes to LOGOS. Bibleworks has informed me that they are already working on it. Hopefully they will release it as a free update. I know a lot of the men working on this translation. All of them are confessional Lutherans, which will make this translation somewhat unique. So far I like what I am seeing, but - then again - I am somewhat biased
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Thank you
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Here is a list for confessional Lutherans: OT Testament NT Testament You will have to scroll down to see the documents
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Thanks. I have a council meeting tonight and I will mention it to them,
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I have a couple questions: 1) Are members of the congregation allowed to access material privately at home or is it only for "on-site" usage? 2) If it's "on-site only," are there any exceptions made for shut-ins? 3) How is "membership" determined? Weekly (or weakly) attendance, baptized membership (including infants) or communicant membership? 4) Does
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I am interested in this discussion, but want to refrain from buying a device until I know that the Logos app will be supported for it. Another idea would be to make a webpage like "app.logos.com" that e-readers (like the Paperwhite with its experimental browser) could actually use. It wouldn't need to have the full functionality of Biblia, but something