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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 have been addressed, except maybe a plug for mpseminars.com which has been my most effective tool in settling into Logos for me. (specific Wordsearch to Logos webinars here https://mpseminars
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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, and
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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 Even after that it could be maintained on an out of date laptop.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 have 2 methods depending on my lesson. If I am doing a passage I simply study through (either with a passage guide or notes directly into text) making notes on each verse. Once complete I select all of the notes and "export" to a new sermon and edit from there. If I'm doing a more topical lesson, I usually create it directly in sermon builder. (Usually
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I can only speak to GK101, but the critical things are included. Many of the supplemental reading recommendations are unavailable to me, but it has not hindered me whatsoever
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I like the GK101: Biblical Greek. It is a bit pricey and, for me, I felt the value of understanding the text on a more native level would be the most beneficial for me to start (Hebrew would be my second pick)
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[quote user="Dr. Mark C. Spellman"] Preparing a sermon using 'create sermon' - Let's say I want to add Exodus 12:23 to the sermon. The text and a slide are added to the sermon, but then I decide I want to change that to Exodus 12:21-23 . I have to delete the slide and reference and then add back in the reference with the additional verses. It would
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I'm former WS. I really think Logos works better but it has a big learning curve. When you add in the ability to toggle them on and off, export to sermon editor and tag them, Logos really pulls ahead quickly. The help videos are ok, but it took the 'Quickstart" guide and some webinars for me to really get comfortable. I didn't use notes alot in WS12
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As part of "Connect" they give us a book to preview every month. It will be replaced by a new one next month. I am new to this but read it in the email this morning
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3,106 (Not counting WS titles that are still being processed)
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[quote user="Phil Gons (Faithlife)"] I'm sorry some of you missed out on this. We may consider doing something like this again in the future. If you'd like to stay in the loop on future offers relevant to homeschooling families, consider joining the new Homeschool Families Faithlife group . [/quote] This thread got linked to a current discussion and
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Acquired some more books today and they're not downloading again, once again checked the settings and it should be down loading but it won't unless I manually download each book
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Also cultural and archeology "Did you know" type snippits
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We have our 7yo using Passage lists for memorization and also Word Puzzles from the Docs menu. We home school, so memorizing is part of his curriculum, but it would reallt be awesome to see a kids mode. Maybe a desktop that is locked to the child with access only to what is approved, and if Logos happened to make a few kids focused tools, well that
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I'm not sure if this will help, but, if you need cotrol over scripture text and the "scripture cards" are stopping you, Type any text (I use a space) before pasting in your scripture. This will stop keep Logos from generating the "card" and you should be able to format to your hearts content. Greater scripture control is one of the things being voted
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The only thing I can think of would be using an outline form. Basically use your "Headings" for your main passage and a bulleted list for your secondaries. Main Passage support comment support comment Main Passage next verse Support comment