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[quote user="Bryan Jones"] True. However, I'm running on a thousand dollar budget. So, based on current prices, if I want to get the 7200, I'll have to sacrifice the i7 and the 1 GB graphics card in favor of an i5 and a half gig graphics card (both of which are very essential to running logos efficiently based on other forums here). I could be wrong
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Specifically Pillar Acts and Phillipians show in my list for today but no charge or DL yet
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Not there yet (export is essentially the same as printing in L4), no date or time frame provided, but it is there in the latest version for windows, so my hope and dream is within six months (took more then that for windows).
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One of the core principles behind inductive study is to examine the scriptural context. With Rom 7 in particular, a good reading of both Rom 6 & 8 will help you both understand why he's talking about the law of God and our flesh. v25 sums it up nicely: 25 Thanks be to God through Jesus Christ our Lord! So then , on the one hand I myself with my mind
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[quote user="Ron Keyston Jr"]From what you stated here, would I be correct in assuming that as a layperson who is interested in LXX study but has NO language training of any kind and has little/no desire to get heavily into the textual criticism of LXX manuscripts that I would not benefit much from Gottingen? [/quote] I would say that someone like yourself
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[quote user="David Mitchell"]Go and watch the video on this thread: http://community.logos.com/forums/t/6731.aspx If it seems like something that you could do if things go wrong, then you're ready for the beta. [/quote] I think this is excellent advice. I would also say that you need to be willing to actually do the actions in the video on regular basis
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Thanks, should say that I've been unable to get the highlighting panel to show for at least the last beta, if not two.
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Fantastic Idea!!
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[quote user="Joseph"]I think that I may want the Bible Study edition of Logos. However, ultimately I hope to be studying Greek (via Dr. Mounce's materials). Could I start out with the Bible Study edition and then over time add (purchase) additional books etc. in Greek to add to my Logos?[/quote] Sounds like a good start, check out Mounce's website for
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The Scholar's version is the first version that has all of the base software features. I would think you might want to look less at the books (in your particular case) but instead the features. In particular the features that give you access to what would otherwise require strong original language skills: Syntax Search Complete Bible Word Study (adds
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or any guide for that matter. In B7, passage guide panel would show, but could never run. Logs attached. 2843.Logs.zip
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I tried the same... now nothing works
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[quote user="Tom Philpot"] Mike, Can you upload your visualmarkup.db? It's in /Users/ /Library/Application Support/Logos4/Documents/ /VisualMarkup/visualmarkup.db I suspect something in your custom highlighting styles is causing the panel not to open. Just out of curiosity, have you created any custom styles? If so, were you using Windows? [/quote]
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I had a similar problem and I resolved it by going to the vimeo.com website and viewing them from there. For example, Resource Prioritization is at: http://vimeo.com/8079931 and Moving from 3 to 4 is at: http://vimeo.com/7650659
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I would say that things are similar enough (I have the MP Vol 1 and Vol 2 manuals for L4 with the updates) that everything maps. There are a few differences in implementation that may (I hope) be bridged with the exit of the beta, and obviously keyboard shortcuts are different, but that's really all I see. An example of something that's different: When
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I tried to indent a quote in my notes on the mac yesterday and found that, while the buttons are there, the feature doesn't work. Was this a "slipped through the cracks" thing, or a feature that didn't make it in? Either way, is there a timeline for this feature? Is there a timeline for the "Compact | Full" notes view too?
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Yes. Are concerns justified for using .NET on Windows? Yes too, just not as much risk. 1. Continued Mono: Not soo much; It is to MS's benefit that they have a cross-platform VM. It increases the "stickiness" of Windows/.NET. (could write volumes here) 2. Support: Definitely a concern, but not much IMHO. Fact is, things change. If you're looking for
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Maybe try this approach: Or do a bible word study to dig deeper.
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Uservoice is at http://logos.uservoice.com
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or fogbugs! But myself managing large scale development, I know it is impossible any time soon, not likely to ever happen, but we can dream!