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[quote user="Greg Corbin"]It might be more helpful to compose a "Wish List" on your profile that will reflect the current prices. Then if anything on your wish list goes on sale it will be reflected there. All you have to do is check it from time to time. Focus on quality resources you know you want rather than a huge quantity of resources.[/quote]
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[quote user="Ken McGuire"] As MJ pointed out, the biggest job of Monks is to pray - and not just for themselves, but for the whole world. And as NB pointed out, they connect their prayer with their work, and have often served needs of the word around them. From my experience with a few Benedictine communities, they are quite interested in witnessing
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Never, for this or any other program
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I was just idly playing with the Library view when I found that, when I use faceted library browsing to show items that are not on any device, it actually includes a lot of resources that actually are on the device I'm browsing from. I get similar results with the "not on this device" facet selected. I'm on 9.2 on a Windows 10 laptop patched to the
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[quote user="Daniel Motley (Faithlife)"] Hi all, Sorry for the issue, this is now fixed. [/quote] I’m still not seeing any resources listed for the Small package.
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[quote user="Greg Rose"] Clicking somewhat near the card is interesting. I have experienced this too ( I posted a "Bug" thread on this several days ago. I found that if I grabbed the card and repositioned it then generally I would be able to open it. Andrew from what you've said it seems like a situation where Logos/Verbum has lost the whereabouts of
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[quote user="Robert Sussland"] Thank you, it's working! I have it! [/quote] And for me
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[quote user="David Ames"]Does today in history require a certain data set or feature level to show up / run? [/quote] I've got Platinum and Connect so I'd be very surprised if I haven't got the appropriate level.
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[quote user="Dave Couch"]The card appears in the 'explore' section.[/quote] I'm also not getting it appearing, even after enabling everything in the "Explore" section and restarting Logos twice. Not a major problem to me, as I have so many cards in the "Dashboard" section I don't often even get down to the "Explore" section.
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Hi Fabian - please excuse me if I have misunderstood you, but I just copied Matthew 1:1-6 from the NIV to Word, as it has quite a few footnotes, and the footnotes are all linked. I then deleted one of the footnote indicators in the text, and it deleted the footnoe itself, so they do seem to be linked. I did this by selecting the text, and when I pasted
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I don't use the KJV but have the Apocrypha as a separate resource so I suspect you'll find it in your library.
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I also have them all (including Anglicised) and none of them are appearing for me either. It was there initially but nothing appeared in the faceted browser on the left, so I changed to NRSV to make sure the Bible Browser was working, and when I tried to change back it's not in the list of versions.
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Thank you both - I thought you could update it somehow but had obviously forgotten how!
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I've always tagged my monograph books "To-Read", In-Progress" and "Finished". The new #Readlater tag has made the "To-read" tag unnecessary, and I'd like to do away with the "Finished" tag as well, by using the Reading Status indicator, but it doesn't seem to work as I'd expect it to, and there's no facility to edit it (as far as I can see). For example
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I started doing this as Bruce suggests some years ago, and it worked well for the books I'd done it for. I've stopped trying to maintain it and I tagged each commentary that's in the Bestcommentaries top five and created a collection called "Bestcommentaries". I then added a commentary section to the Passage Guide which only gives me those (up to) five
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It would probably also encourage some of us to use it more. I didn't use it early on because it didn't have the functionality that I use most. Knowing that I can now edit sermons in it will now provoke me to go back and try again.
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A New Testament Introduction normally has this sort of discussion. If you've got the Carson and Moo introduciton it has a helpful article (with tavble) here .
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Actually, if I enable "Biblical Studies" as well as "Biblical Events" in the Subject dropdown I do get entries for Isaiah and Jeremiah. That was me not quite understanding the way it worked. There is a set of Timeline Dataset documentation in the library which also tells you which resources were used in compiling the Timeline dataset., which is very
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Very strange - it's not something I've used a lot - I'll maybe have a closer look between Christmas and New Year, when I get a bit more time.
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I just did a quick timeline, and I've shown the image below. Slightly disappointed that it shows the prophetic careers of Jonah(!?!) but not Isaiah or Jeremiah, and the reigns of kings seem to be a bit hit-and-miss as well (in terms of completeness, I don't want to get into a debate about chronology). I think the Timeline gets its data from the Timeline