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I have L4 Platinum. I know a lot of people are concerned about loosing a title of the software "level" but I could care less what my software level is. I just care about the content. If I keep all my books from L4 anyway and want to use the new features of L5 wouldn't getting the L5 starter version do this for me and essentially give me the new databases

It seems that Logos just stores the book files on the internal device memory, is that correct? Are there any plans or any way to configure Logos to store downloaded books to a microSD card? If it's possible it would be helpful since most Android devices have a memory card slot and it's an easy way to expand memory, and Logos book downloads are one of

Applying Solid Colors -> Yellow. Seems to be directly related to markups. Sometimes when I switch to page with markups this happens and it seems pretty reproducible by just adding this markup to existing text.

I just upgraded to an Asus TF300 and am on stock Android 4.1.1, the latest Asus update. The following image shows what happens in Logos usually after a few page turns. Once the text turns slated like this the only way to fix it is return fully to the home page (opening sidebar does not help) and then click "read" again to return to the reading panel

[quote user="DMB"] Well, if I remember right, Bob views notes as what you would write in the margins of your Bible. Here's some examples that would go in your Bible margins: 'Great thought!' or 'See Isa 4.15 ' or 'Wow!' If you follow the design of Logos, then the notes function works perfectly well. Now Jack's recommendation to 'turn off' Logos functions

It appears that the file for where to save notes is simply alphabetical. This makes it challenging to be sure notes are in the right file when you are adding note after note and it's just another step to check. I'd find it highly useful to have the following feature. Option: Default Note File Options: (just always populates the note file which whatever

[quote user="tom collinge"] FYI... Logos is very well aware of this issue. Many many many many many many many people have complained about this issue. Logos has stated that this issue comes from WPF (the development platform that they used to create L4), and there is nothing that they can do about it. While there is some truth there (some other companies

[quote user="alabama24"] [quote user="John Eggen"]I'm not sure exactly how to answer.[/quote] In the screen shot below, I have a note document open ("Delete Me Document"). Towards the bottom, I have a single note ("Individual Note") with Lorem Ipsum. What I was wanting to know is this: Is your note document 6 pages, or is your single note 6 pages?

I'm taking more and more notes in L4, especially now that I can view them on Android. I've noticed often that typing in notes in the Desktop app is really sluggish for me, especially on my laptop. It's a couple years old (dual core, 2.4 Ghz, 4Gb RAM) but it still seems that basic typing should be reasonably responsive. (I can get two/three words ahead

Dave - I didn't mean to be presumptious. It is at Logo's descretion to determine which versions and variants of Android they want to support. Generally speaking though every other app I have works fine on CM9. Since CM9 has 2 million + installs on unique devices it's hardly a niche varient anymore.