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There is little I would add to what has already been said, except this. I also came from Wordsearch and had many of the complaints you have voiced, all of which has have been addressed, except maybe a plug for mpseminars.com which has been my most effective tool in settling into Logos. (specific Wordsearch to Logos webinars here https://mpseminars.com
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I wouldn't expect a full feature for free. I am a former Wordsearch customer, as well, and have now purchased full feature and libraries within Logos (during the 50% off offer for us). I have also taken most of Morris Proctor's training on Logos 8 and 9. I said all that to say this, Logos capabilities are far beyond those of Wordsearch. What we were
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I would say the simplest option would be to open both programs and simply copy/paste into sermon builder/editor. The other "option would take a bit longer but its not too difficult. Convert the WS Docs to .docx using Microsoft Word, and then make them into personal books in Logos. This option would create some search features
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This is their reply from the Wordsearch Transition page: "When will my notes, highlights, and other documents be available in Logos? We know how important the work you’ve invested has been. Safely transferring all of your notes, highlights, documents, and other material into Logos is one of our top priorities. Doing this with care will take time
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We have retained all of our books and features in WS12 for as long as Operating systems continue supporting it. Even after that it could be maintained on an out of date laptop. Our EULA on purchase covers WS/Lifeway from legal ramifications. HOWEVER, Faithlife/Logos has agreed to house our libraries as well, even adding a few features above and beyond
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A rural area, miles from a small town, near Joplin-USA (best known for our Tornadoes)
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I can't open Logos 4. A box tells me that it has stopped working and windows will attempt to find the trouble and let me know. What should I do?