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I believe you can search images with the #image term. See http://wiki.logos.com/Detailed_Search_Help#Searching_for_images
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[quote user="Fredc"]I am still not sure about the value of this feature. It seems to me (at least as it stands now) it is easier for me to just download the resources I want on my iPad from the iPad app[/quote] I can see where it will be useful for managing multiple devices, as opposed to opening each device to individually download resources. I can
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See also the nearly identical conversation " Deleting books from my logos library " from yesterday. ;)
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If I understand the question... You can have any number of passage guides (Guides menu -> Passage Guide) open at once and open to difference passages. You can also have any number of searches (click the Search icon at top left) open for topical searches.
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I'm new to Logos so I haven't ventured into the Betas yet, but I have beta tested software before. I just wanted to say that I appreciate all the beta testers and what that do to help make Logos better for all of us. I know the risks and frustrations of testing betas--a lot of risk and very little reward. Thank you!
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Word Find Puzzle? Docs made from File menu -> Word Find Puzzle
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Easiest way, I believe, is to : right-click library and choose "Open in a new tab" in the library search box type "publisher:perseus -language:english" from the Tools menu, select "Program Settings" make sure the "Hidden Resources" section is "open", displaying the drop box select the resulting books and drag them to the "Hidden Resources" drop box
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There are a number of open source spell checker libraries available (eg aspell). I'm not sure which license they use, but it might be worth investigating. There are also a number of dictionary word lists in the public domain. Logos should already have word list from their search indexes of all the words used in their resources, though it would have
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Regarding implementation, having scrolling windows would be ideal, but probably extremely difficult. A quicker solution, and likely easier for the developer and as easy for users, is to have an option to "Place Start Tag" on the long press menu. then when you move to the end position (which could be before or after the start tag), long pressing shows
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I *thought* I had done this before. I'm nearly positive I reported a formatting problem from my Nexus 7 by selecting the text, clicking Share, and then emailing it to an email address specifically for typos & such. But I can't find that email address anywhere. Maybe I imagined it...
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I understand how you feel. I felt the same way when Android first arrived. A lot of people did. But Android is designed to operate this way. That's why there is no close button. All apps respond to the back button the same way: it moves back to your previous location within the app until there are no previous locations (or none at all if there's no
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That's the way Android works. When you switch apps, the old app is sent a message and goes into a suspended mode, but remains in memory ready to be reawakened. If more apps are launched and memory is needed Android sends a message to the app and it gets closed so the memory can be reclaimed. It used to bother me. I like things neat. Close it when I
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I would really really really love it if this were moved to the swipe down screen, next to favorites. Please.
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Peter, Thanks for the very helpful analysis. I probably will go with the upgrade to gold first. I think I knew it was the best move when I posted, but the sale price on what seems to be two very well regarded commentaries had me wavering. In the end though it does appear that there are more tools and more bang for the buck in doing the upgrade. I think
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What would be my best upgrade? I've got the Scholar's base and was planning to upgrade to silver or gold as my next step, but I've read that these two commentary sets are highly recommended and understand the sale price is a pretty huge discount. The NIC would be a stretch. I'd have to do a payment plan and it would mean a long time before I can upgrade
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I had this happen to me several weeks ago on my Nexus 7. I ended up removing Logos and then re-installing and everything worked fine. Don't know what caused it or why re-installing fixed it, but there were a large number of resources that would not download (no download button) on my first install. Note that it actually fixed the problem when I went
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Thanks, but I think I didn't explain it well. I was describing two approaches to the word study. You are correct that long pressing a word in the bible brings up a bit more info and relevant defs. The other approach i was describing was going to the search tab and paging over the Passage Guide & Word Study. Doing the word study that way resulted in
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There is a app for the Chrome browser, "Google Chrome to Phone Extension", that sends a notification to mobile devices with a link to the current web page being viewed. You can then open your phone, tablet, etc, click on the notification and read the page on the mobile device. I'd love to have the same thing in Logos desktop. It's generally much easier
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I tried the word studies too. Unfortunately, they were less helpful than I hoped. For ex, Heb 11:1, pulling a word study on "Faith" gives a couple defs from Louw-Nida and DBL Greek, gives the translation wheel, and example uses. If I go directly to the Bible Word Study Guid off of the Search tab, it's even less helpful, with a Merriam-Webster def, and
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Or how can I use the Android app to study any subject or topic? On the desktop app, searching for a topic brings up a "Topics" tab with a list of dictionaries and topical textbooks which is exactly what I'm looking for. I can't get the same results in the Android app. It will give me a long list of occurrences of that word in every resource, but that