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My heart aches for you and our prayers are with you.
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I wouldn't be surprised to learn that such a version would be secretly popular among adult users as well.
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Bibsac Depends on your areas of interest, of course.
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"Throttling" would have to include versions (E.g. 6, 7, 8, 9) as well as throttling associated features and indexes to be most effective. Might be tough to do with reasonable effort. Just a thought.
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I was skeptical, tried it and Logos locked up tighter than a Small Group hug.
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These are all useful resources and I thank each of you for sharing some great finds. I was and still am imagining a way to use the visual filter to accomplish this.
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I suppose the author wrote to an intended audience rather than taking a shotgun approach at every man, woman, or child, dead or alive. The blurb helps us know if the book is intended for us or some other audience--which appears to be working :)
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[quote user="NB.Mick"] I'd use the Person tagging due to overlapping names[/quote] That is helpful. Thanks.
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My mother would say, "Son, you need to study your Bible better." Until that happens, I have a tough time keeping my kings in order--which was from Israel, and which was from Judah. Wouldn't it be nice to have a visual filter to differentiate them? If that is possible, how?
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Some links to books above. The Parousia: https://www.logos.com/product/49333/the-parousia-a-critical-inquiry-into-the-new-testament-doctrine-of-our-lords-second-coming FootSteps of the Messiah: https://www.logos.com/product/3899/the-footsteps-of-the-messiah-a-study-of-the-sequence-of-prophetic-events
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Make a simple mode. Don't argue endlessly about exactly how it looks or its limitations, just do it. I know how to use Logos more or less well, but still go to other software for quick simple searches on my phone and PC (on my PC it's hard to beat Google--so don't compete with that).
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Thanks Faithlife! I am on my way to the store.
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You gotta admit that those headings are pretty cool.
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I think you may have gotten distracted from the point of the OP, MJ. The point isn't ribbons and toolbars; the point is the unwanted new store icon.
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Does this help? Seems in my memory that I am not supposed to link to such and such a website, but here is a screenshot of some interest.
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It is fine in the library. I like how it works there quite well. Thanks, Faithlife! On the task bar, however, maybe the word "horrible" is strong; but I agree it does not belong on the task bar. Being there is duplication of function, a tacky place for marketing, and occupies essential real estate.
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I saw that great deal but was busy and missed getting it. Unless it is still around?
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Logos probably qualifies as the place I "primarily use" for Bible notes. It's not the only place, but when I want notes integrated with Logos, then Logos is the best place.
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Added my vote.
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Here is a much better idea: Logos could create a whole row of buttons marketing various FL products and then create a setting to turn them on for all the people who want or need them as some have indicated above.