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Our church is reading one of the books by Thomas Brooks in Sunday school for the summer. Officially we're using a print edition, and I notice that it has chapter breaks that aren't in The Works of Thomas Brooks. Can I add them? Or something like that? (I know I can do something like Clippings for the beginning of each new "chapter.")

No. But the only difference is first-line indentation. Nevertheless, I changed one instance to the usual Normal, deleted the body file in "Personal Books," restarted Logos several times, and I have the same thing: the first paragraph has a much larger point size in Logos (but not in Word now or before). I think that changing the body file doesn't always

I have a very few personal books that I use for myself. I created them in MS Word, applied styles and entered pagination, etc. My problem is that when I view one book in Logos, the first text paragraph of a chapter (following a Header 1) has a much larger point size than normal text. This happens across many (all?) chapters, continues for the length

I haven't experienced this problem elsewhere.

Refreshing doesn't seem to have any deleterious effects. But after a restart, the card is gone. Clicking the plus makes it super easy to add it back, but doesn't seem like it should disappear.

In Logos 8, I cannot locate a document of the "Notes" type. I've been using this since at least Logos 6. I can see the file online, where all seems to be well. But I don't see it in Logos 8. It's private (nothing special--just all the sermons preached in my home church). But when I search for it by the name I see online, nothing appears. How do I convert

If you open any resource and highlight a sentence or so, then right click, the second item from the top is "Visual Copy." For instance:

Visual Copy used to have an inventory of graphics--perhaps hundreds or more graphics. Lots of them were underdeveloped, but I thought maybe it would just be a matter of time. But now I see maybe 20 graphics, and an eternally spinning wheel that promises to bring more, but doesn't, even when I have a really, really strong wi-fi signal. Plus, the copyright

It's just an apostrophe that isn't straight. Here's a straight apostrophe: http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/27/index.htm Here's a curly apostrophe: http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/2019/index.htm

This cool app now seems to fail in Windows 10 Fall Creator's Update (or possibly a subsequent update). Previously my lock screen would update to the daily Verse of the Day, but now it's frozen. If I change the lock screen, then back to Bible Screen, it updates. But not by itself, it seems.