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Ah, okay. I didn't know that. Thank you.
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It looks like a good collection for a layman like me. Thanks for the heads up. On order.
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So it does. Thank you for letting me know.
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I don't think the log file attached and uploaded. I got an error message from the server.
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I loaded Logos 9 this morning and saw that it was updating the software. Then I got an error message saying "The installation of Logos Bible Software did not succeed.". When this happened a couple of days ago with the previous update, I resolved it by right-clicking the icon and "Run as administrator". That didn't work with today's update. I have attached
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Thank you.
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Thank you. I will do that. Where are the logs located?
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Thank you for the quick reply. It works when I right-click the icon and select "Run as Administrator".
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I started up Logos 9 this morning and the updater thingy said it was updating the application with "Installing Application Update". But then it stopped and I get an error message saying "The installation of Logos Bible Software did not succeed."
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I use Logos (former Wordsearch user) for personal Bible study and I love this new feature.
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I use Logos for personal Bible study, having come over from Wordsearch. This is a great feature for users like me.
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I don't know what its called but now nearly everything in my Bible has a faint blue underline. When I click on it I get a popup that explains more about the subject or person. I love that feature.
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John MacArthur's commentaries on Acts, Matthew and Romans ported over today. Hallelujah. Thank you.
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As a new user to Logos, I appreciate how it is handled now. At least I know that my library and notes are always available and that my library is always up to date. I am afraid that if I used Logos with a local library, I would miss out on any updates and also have to rely on backups. Backups would have to be performed every single time I used Logos
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I'm sorry for the late reply. Thank you for the link, Bradley. I'll wait.
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I am really enjoying the Visual Filter system. I can customize it show that certain words and groups of words covering a topic are automatically highlighted as I read the Bible text. Overall, I am happy with Logos and don't miss WS much. I am not a power user like pastors and teachers are. But I find Logos to be much more useful for my personal Bible
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[quote user="Kevin A. Purcell"] 3. I forgot how much I liked having the current live Bible verse highlighted until saw someone above mention it. [/quote] Me too.
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Thank you for the quick reply.
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Greetings all. As I mentioned elsewhere, I am a WS user to was recently ported over to Logos and am still learning how to use this software. I have learned one thing, "feature rich" is an understatement. My question is this: when I highlight a word or passage on Logos located on my work computer (I do Bible study during lunch), then go home and load
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HI Richard, I came over from WS yesterday and my John MacArthur New Testament Commentaries ported to Logos. I hope you can get it sorted out.