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[quote user="Dave Hooton"] [quote user="Michael Kinch"]I have searched to see if I can find it again but my searches are not finding it.[/quote] You could try a Basic Search of All Resources for [field heading,largetext]"the god who" [/quote] That was similar to one of the searches I used, though I didn't use "heading" and limited it to my Commentaries
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I see the issue too, and I was able to submit a Typo report. As MJ indicated, the Report Typo option is at the bottom of the "Selection" submenu. I had to scroll down the right side menu to see it.
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I can't find anything specific to Daniel like that. It sounds like Paul House's Old Testament Theology ---which has titles like that for each book of the Old Testament (rather than chapters in Daniel): Paul House does also have a commentary on Daniel (TOTC) , but its chapter titles don't follow that pattern:
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This is a new problem for the current beta I think. The resource panels are overlapping and covering over about 1/3 of the right sidebar on my 15" 2019 MacBook Pro with MacOS 12.1 With resource panel: Without resource panel:
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I see that now---thanks for the explanation. I tend to stay in dark mode normally and only switch to a lighter mode occasionally (or when dark mode has issues).
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Well 9.10.0.0015 has a fix for dark mode, but it's still an issue in white and sepia modes:
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The highlights need a different background color or text color to increase contrast. This is on iOS 15.1
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Fixed in 9.9.0 (27). Black is back.
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Build 27 is working now. Thanks!
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Same problem on my iPad Air 2 (14.7.1).
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I downloaded the latest beta, and it would crash on the blue Logos splash screen when starting. So I deleted it, rebooted the phone, and did a clean install. It's still crashing. It is a iPhone SE (2020) with iOS 14.7.1
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[quote user="Joe McCune (Faithlife)"] Thanks for reporting this, Todd and HJ! Our team is looking into this. [/quote] Thanks. I noticed that in the most recent release (9.9.0.0016) this has not been fixed. I do hope it will be. I'm finding it harsh on my eyes when I read at night.
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In fact I was going to ask that the Guides be moved to true black too, since they were already dark gray previously.
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When the text is set to black background, the background is now dark grey instead of black. Is this considered one of the "dark mode improvements"? Please bring back the real black background, it is best when reading in the dark. Dark grey puts out more light than is desired.
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[quote user="DMB"]Below is a nice sample (taken from the Zondervan sale ... Advances in Hebrew):[/quote] In case anyone is looking for the quote in Logos, DMB meant to say that it's taken from Advances in the Study of Greek (not Hebrew): "Silva imagines that in the year 2790, the most powerful nation in the world speaks Swahili, and English-speaking
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Let me add my voice. Kindle has it for $10 . I want it in Logos.
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According to this guy, it was just on sale in February: https://reformedreader.wordpress.com/2021/02/04/sale-notice-excellent-reformed-resources-on-logos/
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[quote user="Irving Salzman"]I actually do go back to the Doris Day era. Saw many of her films, though I don't believe I ever saw her in a Hitchcock film. [/quote] David is referring to The Man Who Knew Too Much which featured Doris Day singing Que Sera Sera . A lot. https://youtube.com/watch?v=3FKA-3uRdQY "What will be...will be"
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Thanks. If there is already a case, I would hope that it could be prioritized. This is a constant annoyance for me.
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I have MacBook Pro (MacOS 11.2.3) running Logos 9.4b3. This is a long-standing bug, but I just realized what causes it. I like to set program scaling to 80%, but it appears that this causes the length of the Table of Contents panel to be calculated wrong, and I often can't scroll to the bottom of the TOC. Here's an example with the TOC scrollbar at