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Anyone from Faithlife???
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[quote user="David Thomas"]My local printer worked in all my other programs, but not in Logos (and Logos could print to a network printer, but not the local one). I refreshed the printer driver and now my local printer works in all programs (including L9)[/quote] Thanks for the reply. As far as I can tell, I'm on the latest printer driver - I'm on the
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I really appreciate Dave's input. I'll likely have to export to a document then print that. But could someone from Faithlife comment on the crash, in particular since the log file captures the stack trace. Thanks much! -Donnie Hale
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[quote user="Dave Hooton"]Cannot reproduce, so it is connected with your printer. Try again after you upgrade to Logos 10.[/quote] OK - I upgraded to 9.10.0.0017, verified in the "About" screen. I'm still getting the same crash via the repro steps I originally posted. It is a somewhat newly-installed printer (~2 months). But it's working from any other
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Yes, Logos is running. No, my computer isn't sleeping. Usually the screen is locked overnight, but it's not sleeping or hibernating or in any kind of suspended state. -Donnie
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Thanks Andrew for the reply. This is likely related to a problem I've had for 5+ years now - only about 1 in 10 Logos updates get auto-applied even though I have it configured to auto-update: - Use Internet: Yes - Automatically Start Downloads: Yes (between 1:00 AM and 7:00 AM) My computer is on all the time. FWIW... -Donnie
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I thought I remembered FL adding that capability to the forums within the last couple of years. Not sure why it lets me paste the screenshot in and display it as if it will be uploaded. Thank you. -Donnie
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I'm getting a repeatable crash in Logos 9.9. (For why I'm not on Logos 9.10, see: https://community.logos.com/forums/t/205092.aspx .) Steps to reproduce: 1. Click Print/Export on a resource (it's happening on multiple resources for me) 2. Select a (real) printer other than the default (real) printer that initially appears (it doesn't crash if I leave
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Two times it failed to include a pasted-in screenshot. Not helpful. I'll attach a file.
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I've tried multiple times - same result every time. See the 2 highlights (upper left, lower right) in the screenshot below. Thoughts? This is significant because Logos is crashing every time I click the "Properties" link when one of my printers is selected in the Print / Export screen. Thanks, Donnie
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Another question: How do you normalize for translations being based on different underlying Greek texts (for NT)? TR for KJV; NA28 for ESV (IIRC); NIV I think has its own based on the critical text; etc.?
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Coupon code "THEMELIOS" for those who don't have the "coupon preapplied" link. -Donnie
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"]I assume that you know that you can type Open book title into the Command box, select the book from the list to open a book.[/quote] I'm pretty sure I know what you mean, and yes I know you can do that. But it's fraught with difficulty. The command box is about more than opening resources, so there's a whole set of logic it goes
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[quote user="Daniel Motley (Faithlife)"]We are currently aware of users having difficulties seeing the TOC in preview. We're working on a solution now. Thank you for the report![/quote] See https://community.logos.com/forums/p/199968/1165220.aspx#1165220
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[quote user="John Kaess"]in the past year i've unsubscribed from all Logos/Faithlife emails because no matter what i checked or unchecked, i continued to be overwhelmed by sale information[/quote] Same here. I emailed Bob directly because I was getting emails about products, etc., that I was clearly unsubscribed from. Bob and (whoever actually managed
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Yes, yes, yes!!! I've been intending to suggest this for a long time but have been too lazy. This would let me control the specific tab (and thus pane/window) that a newly-opened resource appears in. Put a search box in the newly-opened tab and a reasonable way to present matches. Thanks, Donnie
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Only presuppositionalists... (I'm kidding, I'm kidding. Some of my best friends are evidentialists. ;) -Donnie
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[quote user="Andrew Batishko (Faithlife)"]Up until now, the Windows application was coded to have a limited frame rate for various animations. Systems have gotten much more powerful since this was introduced, and performance in this area should no longer be a concern. This should increase the smoothness of various animations, for example, opening and
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What does "Application Shell -> Removed frame rate limit" refer to? Is there a thread where this has been discussed? What are the expected behavior changes and side effects? No objection, just trying to understand... Thanks, Donnie
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Yes, that option exists. Thank you. I don't think it was in the video you referenced since it started from the app menu not the Home screen. FWIW, I really don't like the swipe actions - they're undiscoverable, and you never know when you're tempted to try it if you're going to do something irreversible. Since the other screen has the checkbox, why