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Sounds like just the right thing for you and the company. May it be a time of greater growth for all.
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In ordering my library by author I discovered authors who are not listed as 'Last name, First name' as they should be. I didn't show the books (sorry).
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A Treasury of Great Preaching ed. by Pinson has 12 volumes. Volume One is type:Sermons. The others are type:monograph. All should be type:Sermons so they can be found by the Sermon Starter Guide.
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Perhaps the L6 libraries will reappear on (actual) Black Friday or Cyber Monday? And, then, there's always Christmas! ;) 40% off L8 libraries sounds awesome. I missed that deal.
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[quote user="Martin Hall"] so I definitely would not mind taking a look at some of these legacy libraries. [/quote] The Logos 7 and Logos 8 Legacy Libraries are still available.
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[quote user="Josh Greve"] Ok, so for clarification. The journals from 2020 should automatically add to my library when they are published in a few weeks because I already subscribe to the Galaxie journal subscription? [/quote] Yes.
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BTW: In the future is would be better to post to the Logos Mobile App Forum or Logos 9 Forum for specific questions about either of those products. (This is a very old Logos 4 forum thread.)
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The iPad does not have layouts. It does not have all the tools available in the desktop/laptop app. Synchronization works between two computers, not a computer and a mobile device. On mobile devices Logos does not automatically download your books, You select which ones to download from the Library. However, as long as you have an internet connection
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Mine switch instantly after the first switch to each, which has to load the content (therefore takes time). Click on a new tab, then to another, then return to the one you previously opened. It should be pretty much instantaneous.
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My two cents: I don't diagram Greek sentences anymore, but if I did, I might find Leedy helpful in correcting my work or helping me see things in a different way. So, it would depend on what you do when you approach the Greek text and if you diagram, whether having someone else's similar work might be something you'd like to look at.
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Christian, you are full of questions today. ;) You can find out what the Biblical Sense Lexicon is using Logos Help which is found in your Logos software. You can also view a video here: https://support.logos.com/hc/en-us/articles/360016188011-Bible-Sense-Lexicon
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Christian, if I understand you correctly, you cannot highlight anything in a note file. Note files in Logos do not support highlighting. To highlight your resources, open the Highlighting Panel from the Tools menu and select from the available options (or create your own).
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[quote user="Mark Smith"]I did that and didn't know when I had gotten to the actual pericope level.[/quote] The software only allows a maximum of 1500 sessions. According to Andrew's results that would not cover almost all the Bibles he listed. It seems that we should be able to create a pericope based reading plan that actually works on the level of
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[quote user="Dave Hooton"]Create a Reading Plan based on Pericopes and daily readings. [/quote] I did that and didn't know when I had gotten to the actual pericope level. It obediently keeps dividing (or combining) sections up to the limit of 215 weeks. It would take some work to figure out exactly when I'd hit the right number of weeks. Of course,
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[quote user="Michael Kinch"]is there some place that I can go to to identify the best application or devotional commentaries on a particular book of the bible?[/quote] Michael, with the new Best Commentaries site it is now possible to select different types of commentaries on each book of the Bible. Devotional is one of the choices. That will get you
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Thanks again to FL for securing the rights to continue publishing these journals in Logos format.
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To add to what MJ has said, Logos recently re-released some of their earlier libraries. Currently they are offering not only the current Logos 9 libraries, but what they call the Logos 8 Legacy Libraries . These were released with Logos 8, but became unavailable once Logos 9 was released. Just a few months ago they re-released the Logos 7 Libraries
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Make the names descriptive of what is in them. Nothing creative. "Bible Dictionaries", "Favorite Commentaries", "Biographies", "Systematic Theology", "Greek Lexicons", "Topical Resources", "Maps and Charts" - that sort of thing. Collections are like arranging books on a shelf so you can find them more easily. Tags can be useful but I use them sparingly
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Here is a collection rule courtesy of Mark Barnes: type:bible-commentary AND ({Series None} AND ((subject:"Bible—Commentaries" ANDNOT subject:"Bible—Commentaries—Collected works") OR (subject:”Bible. O.T.--Commentaries” AND subject:”Bible. .N.T.--Commentaries”) OR subject:"bible handbooks" OR subject:"bible introductions") ANDNOT title:volumes) OR
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[quote user="Ralph Wood"] I guess I should qualify "own them all" to be "own all of them listed with the Silver Feature Set". Interestingly, when I filter for interactives in my library I get 38 interactives...as compared to 30 that I see in the list under Tools>Interactive Media. One of the interactives that is in the library list but not in my tools