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[quote user="Joe McCune (Faithlife)"] You do not have to wait until the next time the Internet is down to see if you can use Logos offline. You can simply put your computer into airplane mode and then try to use Logos. The CTRL key "trick" is a workaround that can be useful in certain situations, but you should not have to rely on this repeatedly. Although
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[quote user="Dave Hooton"]I would raise this with Customer Service.[/quote] Thanks, Dave. I went on Chat just now, but I didn't walk away with total confidence as Antonio wasn't very clear with his communication. But my hope is that the CTRL key "trick" that M.J. explained and Antonio mentioned will circumvent the need to verify my password and will
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"]When you click the icon ... and hold it until it comes up and asks for input ... I think it's your password but it may be on/off line[/quote] Thanks so much! Thankfully, our internet is fairly stable. But next time it's off, sure is good to know what to do.
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"]Did you hold down the CNTL key while you tried to bring Logos up off-line?[/quote] No, didn't know that trick. When do I hold it down, when I click the icon to open the app or when it's asking for my password? The internet is back now or I'd try it.
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Our internet was down this morning, but I expected to at least be able to open my Logos desktop app. Nope. It would NOT open. It kept asking for my password (and it never does that). I entered my password but it still wouldn't open. I finally gave up. Our internet has gone down WHILE I've been using Logos in the past and I could still read my notes
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[quote user="Graham Criddle"]This is how it is supposed to work - you can turn this off in Bibles by not enabling the Notes and Highlights (Corresponding) visual filter.[/quote] Thanks, Graham! Sure glad I put these types of highlights in a separate notebook so I can deselect it only. In other cases, I actually WANT the corresponding notes and highlights
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Screenshot 1 shows that I created a highlight of Ps 32:8 in my Amplified Bible. After that, I wanted to ONLY highlight Ps 32:8 in the NLT, not any other Bibles. And you see from my screenshot 2 that the note shows the highlight with the NLT designation. But then Logos is also highlighting the same verse in ESV and the NIV. That's not what I want. Turns
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[quote user="Ronald Quick"]Whenever I finish a book, I tag it "Read Completed."[/quote] Thanks for the suggestion, Ronald. I considered tagging my books read in the way you described, but it would mess up my tagging system because I categorize each resource in Logos AND I only want ONE tag per resource. But Dave and Andrew explained how to use the
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[quote user="Andrew Batishko"]Use the search button just to the right of where it says "Filters" and type your tag.[/quote] Dave explained the same thing, too. Got it! Thanks, Andrew!
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[quote user="Dave Hooton"]The Find box under Filters can be used to find an entry in the sidebar e.g. a Tag value that is hidden (click the Search icon to reveal the Find box).[/quote] That's what I was looking for. Works great! Thanks, Dave!
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[quote user="Paul"] In the search panel, perform a basic search in Your Documents. Search for: mytag:"Books Read" [/quote] That works, and I can use this method for now, but I had hoped to find a way to search for the notes WITHIN the Notes Tool. Oh well...if that doesn't exist, I just need to get busy reading more books so that the "Books Read" facet
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While reading a book in Logos, I create a note so I can put my highlights and insights there. Once I've read the book, I tag it with "Books Read." Right now, I don't have that many tagged "Books Read" so lots of other tags are listed above this tag to the point that I have to click the "more" button under the Tags filter so I can even see it. Is there
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[quote user="NB.Mick"]Are you sure the Visual Filter is set to show "Corresponding Selection" in all those bibles?[/quote] That's what I was missing. No. I didn't. Thanks, NB! I'm signed up to watch a Morris Proctor webinar TODAY on visual filters. I'm sure he will cover this as I'm not clear on what to use for what. Right now, I have it set to show
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I've been reading Mark Ward's Ten Ways to Improve Your Bible Study with Digital Tools , and in it, he talks about clicking on an English word in a Bible version and Logos highlighting the corresponding English word (from the lemma) in whatever other translations you have open. In the screenshot below, see that I have four Bibles, all linked to "A".
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[quote user="Kyle G. Anderson"]the update got bumped to January 18th.[/quote] Thanks for letting me know because the last data update a few days ago didn't fix it. Have a great day!
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[quote user="Andrew Batishko"]This is a known problem caused by the latest version of the Bible Book Guide dataset. Unfortunately, no one is in the office at the moment to deal with the issue. We'll be taking a look at it next week.[/quote] Thanks, Andrew. I'm in no hurry; just wanted to make sure it wasn't just with my system.
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[quote user="Mike Binks"]Have a look here.[/quote] Thanks, Mike!
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The Bible Book Guide section in Factbook does not populate for the Book of Psalms. All it does is show that it's "thinking" (working on it) even after several minutes (more than five). Anyone else having this problem? If not, how do I reach tech support? I've not ever had to contact them.
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[quote user="Dave Hooton"]How did you populate from Factbook?[/quote] With only my Notes panel, the ESV, and the Factbook open to the lemma (in this case, קוה 1), as long as the lemma is active, if I create a new note from within Notes (not from Factbook), or add anchor to an existing note, it anchors the active lemma. And when I then click it, it opens
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[quote user="Dave Hooton"]Please explain/show lemmas "anchored differently".[/quote] I don't even know. And when I tried to recreate the anchors of the lemmas (eg. using simple copy and paste from a context menu), that didn't work. These were a couple of notes that I had created several months ago before I started working with Bible Word Study. I changed