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OK, so all of my resources from the Ultimate Archaeology Collection are in Logos 4 (as far as I can tell), except the Bible Review Archives. I have the licenses all synced, but it doesn't download the Bible Review issues. Is there an easy way to transfer the files, or is this just unavailable in Logos 4?
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The two volumes already available from the set are: Interpreting the Parables $16.95 The Jesus Quest 16.95 I think both are quite valuable.
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You can get it as part of the following upcoming collection (release 5/11): IVP Jesus Studies Collection (15 vols.) I already had The Jesus Quest , so I bought Interpreting the Parables , which I already had in paper, so that I can now get the collection upgrade for $166.05. It would be nice to get it by itself, but this collection looks pretty good
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This is indeed great news. I figured that this was the case, but I just didn't know for sure.
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Just out of curiousity, is it a priority at Logos to go back and update links from older resources when newer resources come out. For example, let's say that a book is released today that references a commentary or resource that is not created for Logos for another year. Does Logos make it a priority to update those links from time to time so that they
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I got ya. I was just wondering if there was something special here. I have not had the money to buy them since I got 1-10, even though I would love to have the rest.
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Theological Journal Library, vol. 14 Isn't that the price that they sell them all for after they are released? I didn't see anything extra that would make them more expensive.
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[quote user="alabama24"] [quote user="Joseph Turner"]even though I think some have missed my point, all of the comments have been valid and appreciated[/quote] By the way, I also appreciate your tag line: [quote user="Joseph Turner"] Disclaimer: I hate using messaging, texting, and email for real communication. If anything that I type to you seems like
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[quote user="NB.Mick"] I share the reservations some have voiced regarding making Logos a used-paper-book reseller. However, maybe this doesn't need to kill the idea. The point in case is that some people already own a book in either paper or another bible software, thus they feel a bit reluctant to spend money on Logos resources. The idea seems to
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LOL, ok thanks.
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It does also depend on the book you have though, as some do get more than others, but many are not accepted at all.
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No, I sold it through amazon proper. The buy back program only gives you change on the dollar.
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I only missed the point that you THINK I was making. The point is not for Logos to start a lucrative business selling used books, but to encourage people to buy the books that they already own in Logos format. It would be no different than giving a discount, only they would have something tangible to offload somewhere else. As for losing money, people
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I think anything would be helpful. I just sold my Pillar New Testament Commentary on Ephesians through amazon.com. I bought it new for about $29.00, and I sold it for $23.00. Once the fees and shipping hit, I got $16.00. I would happily take half a book's worth for the convenience of having Logos sell it. And again, I won't make much selling a book
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Alabama (I am just north of Birmingham by the way), the point is not that I want to sell books, but that I think it would really help Logos sell a considerable amount more books.
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Mark, The point is not for them to make money selling the books. I was just saying that there is no reason for them to lose money. The point is that they would make it easier on their customers to buy their Logos books. The iPad app is free, and they spend a lot of time and resources on it, but it has made it much more convenient for me to read my Logos
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Not long ago I sent in 2 old cell phones to a company. I went to the website and gave them the type and condition of the phones. They then quoted me a price ($80 each), sent me a box, and then sent me a check for the amount within 2 weeks of receipt. This got me to thinking. Logos should have a trade-in program for paper books. They could do similar
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I would like to see the following titles by David Aune: The Westminster Dictionary of New Testament and Early Christian Literature and Rhetoric Prophecy in Early Christianity and the Ancient Mediterranean World The New Testament in Its Literary Environment (Library of Early Christianity) Apocalypticism, Prophecy, and Magic in Early Christianity: Collected
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I would really like to see all of Ben Witherington's works in Logos, but I would specifically like to see: Women in the Earliest Churches (Society for New Testament Studies Monograph Series) Women in the Ministry of Jesus: A Study of Jesus' Attitudes to Women and their Roles as Reflected in His Earthly Life (Society for New Testament Studies Monograph
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+ another. Any complaint or concern that I ever have starts with the assumption that I am extremely happy with Logos software. I am afraid that sometimes it doesn't come across that way.