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[quote user="Mark Barnes"] I agree that it's great to have smaller-collections for your favourite technical commentaries, etc. But let me suggest an alternative method. Instead of adding (AND rating:=5) to the end of the rule, create an additional collection with the simple rule: rating: Plus these resources section, add your Technical Commentaries
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Thanks Mark for the commentary collections. I've found them very useful. I have even created multiple groups of them, after having rated commentaries by 3, 4 or 5 stars. By adding a ratings filter to the end of the collection rules, I have arranged into groups of Best ( AND rating:=5), Good ( AND rating:=4) and other ( AND rating:<4). That way, I see
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Actually, it seems that after viewing a few videos from a course on a desktop to see where I was last at, their progress circles are visible on an Android, but only when the videos were viewed on a desktop, not on an Andriod device. Is this normal intended behaviour?
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It is great to be able to view Mobile Ed videos on an Android tablet. However, when scrolling through the list of videos for a course I'm going through, only a small number of them show the blue circle at the right hand side indicating progress or partial progress of viewing the videos. Only 8 show full or partial completion, early on in the listing
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I've not had exactly that problem, because I tend to copy and paste mytags from an Excel spreadsheet into the resource tag field in the library. Maybe that is a workaround to avoid the truncating problem. However, the lag is nevertheless so frustrating. I had to wait while the library updated each resource before adding a tag to another resource. Tagging
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I found that when comparing all books in a base package other than the standard set of base packages, when I clicked on Compare all books in the Overview section on the left, I was getting confused. The list of books didn't seem to correlate well with the highlighted books listed for the denominational packages. I then noticed the that link to 'Compare
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[quote user="doc"] [quote user="John Duffy"] To address that, how about a two-tier process? That is, have all journals released without tagging (or a bare minimum of tagging) at a reduced cost, as soon as they are available, possibly on a subscription basis? At the same time, put them into the pre-pub process for full tagging, prioritized as Mark has
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[quote user="Phil Gons (Faithlife)"] We definitely want to keep working, in conversation with you all, to find the right solutions that offer the right set of journals in the right configurations with the right level of tagging and functionality at the right price points available via the right options (purchase vs. ownership subscription vs. access
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[quote user="Mark Smith"]What is needed is this: an annual update for each journal bundle, available every year, produced in a timely fashion, and with that year's journals only. No pre-pubs, just produce it and offer it for sale. Have the journal bundles no longer increment. Make them a separate purchase and let people buy them if they want the older
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Thanks John. Now, if Logos were able to get it in advance too and release it around the same time as the print version, like the BECNT 2nd edition of Romans, I'd much prefer it in Logos. But it isn't on pre-pub from what I can see, so I have to settle for print or Kindle.
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[quote user="Brooks Cochran"] The footnote problem is connect to the print version. I order the print version and it has major footnote issues. I contacted Zondervan and they plan a recall of the print version. They hope to send corrected copies out in November. [/quote] Thanks for confirming that Brooks. The information I was provided is incorrect
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[quote user="John Kight"] I know Romans had some delays due to footnote alignment issues with the printed book. Not sure if that has any bearing to the electronic book. I'd imagine not. But, it could be part of the issue. [/quote] Hi John, Having seen a review on amazon.com which mentioned the footnote problem, I contacted a local Christian bookshop
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[quote user="Jon Bradley"] Can someone point me towards resources in how to learn to use Zotero alongside Logos ? And how to use Zotero in general? Thanks! [/quote] Hi Jon, As David has said, there are lots of general training resources on Zotero available. Beyond that, I find Zotero useful alongside Logos. Zotero has basic capability for notes, but
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[quote user="JH"] https://community.logos.com/forums/t/171595.aspx [/quote] Thanks JH. I hadn't realised that there was a Logos.com forum.
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The "Add to wishlist" feature on the sales pages of all resources is missing, as far as I have been able to see. I've found this while browsing while logged in to my account, and also that of a family member, using different browsers in Windows 10. I can see my wishlist when I navigate to that page on my account, though. Does anyone else have this problem
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I think that those resources without prices are part way through the process of being made available individually, having previously being only available as part of collections. See: https://community.logos.com/forums/t/171015.aspx It seems that the breakup of collections involves a lot of work, and that resources with no price are part way through
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[quote user="Jordan Litchfield"]Great, that worked. Thanks![/quote] That's great. Once the resources are in Zotero, I tend to do a basic sort. I have a few folders in Zotero, for Journals, Printed books etc., Webpages, Illustrations, Audio/Visual media. I move the resources from the import folder into those folders (copying them to the other folder
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[quote user="Michael S."] Wow, that is a lot of copying and pasting... [/quote] It depends on how many resources are exported. I export in batches occasionally, and add a mytag to all the resources that have been exported in a particular batch. Having added the mytag with a date of export to all the relevant resources in the Library, I make a temporary
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[quote user="Jordan Litchfield"]I can't quite figure out though how you are copying the text of the exported BibTex file... When I try to open that file, it only wants to import it into Zotero.[/quote] Hi Jordan, I open the BibTex file using Notepad, and copy the text. I then paste it into Microsoft Word where I do the Find/Replace. I then copy all
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I have used BibTex successfully for some years now. In order to distinguish where resources in Zotero come from, I manually add tags to hard copy resources to show their actual location or source, e.g. _Shelf, _PDF, _Library, _Logos, and more. In order to add the _Logos tag I copy the text of the exported BibTex file into Microsoft Word and perform