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Hi, Terry. If the pencil auto-recognizes a shape you don't want, hit Undo (CTRL+Z) right after drawing and the exact line you drew will return.
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For now, the "Read" privilege only covers posts to the News feed. Documents and Community Notes require membership status. So that's by design. However, we're working on updating the permissions model to allow for more flexibility -- for example, a slider for who can read or upload documents. (Can't say how soon that will happen.) In the meantime, you
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It's a cosmetic fix. The upgrade discount calculation for dynamic price won't be affected; it was (and is) based on every resource you've purchased regardless of which package you purchased it in.
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Hi, Donnie. The "default" font for resource text is Skolar in both L5 and L6. Before that it was Athelas. It's never been Cambria, so that's probably the system-level Windows font substitution at work (?). If you manually change your resource font to Skolar in Tools > Program Settings, does it look right? You didn't ask, but: The UI font is Source Sans
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abondservant is pretty much in the neighborhood. We have all hands on deck. Anyone who isn't taking front-line calls or upgrading/patching servers is working on bug reports. Everyone else is "support crew," running snacks and taking lunch requests so that front-liners can stay at their desks as much as possible. I did see at least one hammock set up
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[quote user="Randy W. Sims"]Logos is nothing like Perl. [/quote] Gold star for catching the reference, Randy! (And no, it really isn't.)
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[quote user="Randy W. Sims"]I think the interface is the way to solve complexity and Logos is looking really good in v6. Maybe could split up the Tools menu into two, increase white space in a few areas like the Library, but everything else looks much more polished and refined. Still exploring but I'm really liking all the touches to the interface.
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[quote user="Geo Philips"]Are there any startup time improvements too? I have not noticed that yet.[/quote] We sped up some things startup was doing, and then we added more things for it to do. It seems to be a wash in virtually all scenarios.
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[quote user="fgh"]• Where I have already made separate but identical notes for each parallel, what will be the easiest way to transform them into one multi-attached note?[/quote] Delete all but one, then attach it to all the multiple points. In the following example, I have one note I want to attach to "in the beginning" in Ge 1:1 and Jn 1:1. Let's
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[quote user="John Fidel"] I would like a setting in the ancient literature tab on the Passage Guide to only show resources in my library. This would be consistent with other sections of the PG. Thanks for listening [/quote] As it stands, a setting for this is marked as an open design question for an unspecified future release. If you feel strongly about
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Hello, all. I've added a task to re-evaluate the maps workflow in L6. I didn't anticipate that the new design (tha is, moving from Bible Facts to Factbook & Atlas) would cause a loss of functionality we had in L5. My apologies for that. This thread gives me a pretty good understanding of where we need to go from here. Thank you all again for your feedback
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Hi, Triskal. Sorry about the troubles you're having with the Cantillations tool. We're preparing an update to this tool that will be shipping out very soon (weeks not months) that may take care of these issues. There are two cantillation systems, one for the 21 "prose" books and another for the 3 "poetic" books (Psalms, Job, Proverbs). The first version
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See this thread as well. https://community.logos.com/forums/t/97797.aspx
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[quote user="Francis"]Help file description: "Journals – Similar to Collections, but limited and dedicated to Journals."[/quote] The help text is wrong (oops). My fault, really, because we changed plans midstream on this feature. Originally it was just going to be a clone of the Collections section automatically tuned into Journals. This would have
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"]I believe you can "thank" the beta testers for that as they saw it as a closer parallel to the Sermon Section and saw no need for another collection section.[/quote] Yep, we'd already been debating that internally, and the beta program feedback sealed the deal.
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It's by design. Inline Search uses a query to filter down the content of a single panel by definition; it's not a "search" in the same sense as the Search panel is, and so it doesn't highlight hits in all open panels. That design may be wrong, of course, and we're open to feedback on that point.
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It was an intentional choice to streamline the home page customization menu. In general, we went for speed and simplicity in the redesign, and we actually like it this way -- it matches the experience on mobile and at Faithlife pretty closely. But enough folks have disagreed that we'll be bringing some of the customization options back in a release
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Yes, this is a very good idea. Sort of an interactive concordance where the headings are individual people, places, things -- or lemmas, roots, morphs, senses -- anything you could extract from the text by type. The closest way to approximate this now is with the Analysis view of Clause search, but the one thing it doesn't do is group by type. I'm adding
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I agree this is a good idea. We wouldn't need a separate tool, though. We could add an "ALL" option after "Hover" and "Click" to change the behavior of the current visual filter to highlight them all as soon as the article loads into the view. So it would be "Highlight corresponding words to the one I HOVER over," "Highlight corresonding words to the
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Added CTRL+F find in Guides as a new suggestion. Thanks, MJ!