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Hmm, I can no longer reproduce this behaviour - and there has been not software update in the meantime.
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Great, thanks.
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Thanks Randy, that's good to know.
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My layouts have a lot of resources in tabs. On Logos7, they were quite small, so I could see many tabs at once: But in Logos8, each icon is much larger and wider, with empty space to the right, so they take more space and I can see less of them: I'm finding that this makes the tabs less usable as I have to do a lot of scrolling. It would be helpful
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My normal layouts have a number of Bibles in one panel and a number of commentaries in another, all of which are linked as Link Set A. In Logos 7, I could be looking at a verse in one of the Bibles, and the commentaries would follow along with the same reference. Whenever, I changed commentary, it would always jump to the same verse that I was looking
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When clicking the three dots in a resource panel, and selecting Information, the information panel shows as expected. After I click Done, it disappears, again as expected. But If I then try to select Information again, I notice that it is already ticked in the menu and selecting it merely serves to untick it, with no display. I have to select Information
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I spend a lot of time in Logos without Internet connection so, before I upgrade, I wanted to be sure about the usability of the new version: Do any of the new features of Logos 8 require an internet connection to work? Do any existing features that previously worked without an internet connection now require one?
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I'm confused and worried by this thread. Two questions: a) I currently have Logos 7 set to open straight into my previous layout. If I upgrade to Logos 8, will it still do the same? b) Will that layout look essentially the same as it does now? (Some of the comments in this thread say that things are different and the new version looks "unprofessional
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[quote user="Phil Gons (Faithlife)"] You don’t have to buy a package with additional books. The new Logos 8 libraries are the best we’ve ever built and offered, but we understand that not everyone is looking to grow their libraries with new titles. That’s why we have upgrade options available that include only the new features and
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[quote user="alabama24"] [quote user="Everett Headley"]This is actually quite common.[/quote] In this resource, or in others? I know that this is true for Vyrso resources, but this is a "logos edition." [/quote] I find it very common, particularly in Logos edition commentaries. I often observe that, when a passage is being discussed and another part
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[quote user="Don Awalt"]I have not found this to exist, as it's specifically prohibited by the standards that technology vendors and retailers follow (PCI Security Standards Council).[/quote] Could this be a US-only prohibition? I'm in UK, and just looked through my current credit card receipts. Almost all have only the final four digits shown, but
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[quote user="Don Awalt"]anyone being able to glean an account number and security code somewhere else and putting it with logos.com emails that would have to be intercepted as well[/quote] I'm with Denise on this one. For many years there have been commercial solutions to merge disparate pieces of information about customers - email address from here
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The "bonus removable bookmark" sounds interesting.
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[quote user="Bradley Grainger (Faithlife)"]The Anglicised NIVs do not currently have reverse interlinears[/quote] I'd really like it if they did.
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Thanks Graham, this helps me to understand. It turns out that my NIV was set to the Reference (blue), whilst the ESV and REB were set to Text (red). When I change the other bibles to Reference, I get exactly the same behaviour. What is weird though, is that choosing reference seems to behave a bit like a radio button - if I select Reference in the ESV
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[quote user="Dave Hooton"]What Program Setting affects "reference information"?[/quote] The Program settings is: Copy Citations: No What I'm seeing is, when coying Matthew 12:16 (every verse I tried behaves the same) by control-C and pasting into Notepad on Windows: He warned them not to tell others about him. When coying Matthew 12:16 by right-click
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I've set my program preferences to only copy the selected text, not reference information. This usually works fine for me, except I've notice an anomaly. If I copy using control-C in my NIV 2011 it gives just the bible text as expected, but if I copy using right-click and select "Copy" from the menu, I get the verse reference followed by the bible text
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It isn't that clear what your priorities are - academic or preaching/bible studies - but there are some clear differences between the sets. The Tyndale set covers OT and NT, whilst Pillar only has some of the NT. Both have some very good scholars and some highly recommended volumes, but Pillar is generally more up to date. Pillar is more in-depth and
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[quote user="Everett Headley"]The version doesn't matter, all my notes on each verse show up[/quote] I've tried this and love it, and am planning to follow your lead in moving my notes into Logos. However, I'm finding that the notes also show up in commentaries (and presumably other books referencing the verses). I've only been doing this for a day
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Hi Brandyn, could you explain how syncing happens in the following scenario. Assume I have a notes file called "Bible Notes" where I add all my notes. I do this from two PCs, one of which is connected to the Internet, the other only gets connected every 6 months or so. The logos installation is made by copying from one PC to the other, so I would assume