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I just went though the first round and clicked on a couple of the items. I concur w/ the relieved vs disappointed notion. Looking at the prices, even with the top winner I'm thinking it may be too much money. It's likely to shape us one of two ways. 1) I already have many/most of the resources which will (assuming dynamic pricing) lower the cost but
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The sidebar appears to sort within the available categories (subject, type, tags, etc.) by the total number of items that are in the category. It would be very helpful if this sort could be adjusted to sort by the name. I use my collections a lot in looking at my library list and in Logos 7 and previous versions I was able to have them sorted alphabetically
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I would have to say I agree.
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Thanks much.
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I'm in the process of studying a number of commentaries in James and just happened to notice that some of the resources (for example, ZECNT, AYBC, NICNT) do not have a selection under Visual Filters for Popular Highlights. Does anyone know why? Or, am I missing something? Thanks, John Crupper
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Could not have said it better!!!!
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Thanks, Bill. I've been looking at that and debating an 8".
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Thanks, Mark. I was guessing that was what was going on. Just wanted to confirm. Again, thanks! John
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I'm using an older Fire (HDX 7, circa 2014) and the new app shows on the Amazon app store as not compatible. Just wondering if this can be confirmed as the Fire OS from then no longer providing functionality needed for the new and revised Logos app. Thanks, John
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Shocked? No. Frustrated? Yes. Please allow me to vote in such a manner as to ensure that at the end of the day I can get 70% off to $10 resource while also ensuring that the $70 resource only goes at 30%.
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Logos, it's pretty difficult to give any real thought to these absent a "new to me" selection and mouse hover to see more info and a resource.
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While I have hidden a few books, I use the following method for managing what I see and what I search on. It has the advantage of allowing me to choose the scope I deem appropriate for what I'm doing. I apply the tag "Core" to the books that I consider to be a part of my working library. This took a while to get done in the beginning. I tagged some
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Anyone have an assessment regarding changes in Barclay DSB circa 1975-76 vs the 2001 edition now offered by Logos? I have the earlier version in Logos. With the 2001 edition now offered in the Gold and up packages, I can't imagine that there's much value in the later version over the earlier. If anyone has had experience with both and believes this
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I'll throw in my 2 cents. I tried a month when Logos Now was first released. Stopped it after the first month. About three months ago I decided to watch the help videos on Logos Now and decided to sign up again. There are a lot of cool features, but the one that I like a lot is being able to set it up so that the lexicons open to the word you want to
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Posting this just so it's on the record in case anyone else has a similar issue. In the Catalyst Control Center I changed the application dependent setting for Logos to "Power Saving" instead of "High Performance" and now there is no problem.
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Not blaming. Just puzzling over what might have changed.
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Has anyone had any issues with Radeon cards? I have a Dell Latitude E6440 laptop with a Radeon HD8690M card. All has been well up until a couple weeks back. No the video is going on and off in random sections of the screen (not the whole screen). Looks like what you have when a video driver crashes and segments paint as you move the mouse. Latest Dell
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Don't know if this may be part of the reason for this thread, but the Gen - 2 Sam vol is the Twitter 50% off resource today, 5/11. Code: DD2016
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After getting the "it's ending now" email yesterday, the following this evening: We’re sorry we didn’t notify you in advance about the send-to-Kindle feature retiring. We’re going to keep the feature and the service live for two more weeks. When the software update 6.11 ships on Monday, April 18 , the feature will be disabled. You may continue to use
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While I don't know that this is in fact the reason, my guess is that Faithlife/Logos has adopted a software development methodology called SCRUM. I won't go into the details here; you can Google it to find out more. But, one key aspect of SCRUM is delivering workable software at the end of each development cycle (called a sprint) which usually lasts