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Follow- Help! I was working on a sermon in Logos and the screen blinked then the sermon was gone. does anyone know of a way to recover the file?
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You can check your deleted files, which are kept on the Faithlife server. 1) In Logos, expand your Documents menu. 2) Then make sure the Filters sidebar is expanded by clicking on the three lines in the upper left corner. 3) Then scroll down to the bottom of the filters to find the Trash (trash can icon). 4) Click on that, and it will open your browser to your deleted documents. If it's there, you can undelete it.- Thank you for your quick help. I sure wish I knew how that happened, but thankful to have the file restored. You are a blessing Rev. Kevn Obermeyer
- Happy to help and thankful it all worked out. Blessings to you!
- Love the new Sermon Manager in Version 9 Is there any way to Print the information. I would like to pass along to my ministry team my Planned and upcoming Sermon Schedule but they do not have logos.
- Got it. Created a log in. Don't know why not linked to FaithLife account.
- Agreed, . For some reason, it seems they used a third party for that feedback tool.
- Hi , I don't know the answer, I think you may need to talk to the folks at Logos/Faithlife directly. You can call 800-875-6467 when they open up tomorrow (Tuesday). Other options and hours are found here: https://www.logos.com/contact
How Have You Organized Your Notebooks in Logos 8?
How have you organized you notebook in Logos 8? Screenshots? What is your thinking behind your structure? Phil Gons (Faithlife) gave good advice on how to and not to use notebooks.
Right now, I am trying to see if Andy Nasselli's organization would work for me in Logos:
1. My Personal Library.
2. Exegesis and Biblical Theology
3. Historical Theology
4. Other.
5. Practical Theology
6. Systematic Theology
- I mean tags. Labels are something completely different for use in actual resources, they just happen to be housed in the Notes Tool.
- That makes sense. Do you think that getting label facets in notes would change how you see the use of labels in notes? (https://faithlife.com/posts/1704775) With that ability, if I am understanding it correctly, notes will almost become "like" a resource.
- I am intrigued by reply there. Not sure how they envision that being used. I really only use labels in my Bibles. I wish though, that there was an easier way to apply a label to a reference as opposed to just a highlight, that way it shows up in all of my Bibles. It can be done, it is just a pain to go back and edit the note.
Learn How To Use The New Logos 8 Notes Tool
On Wednesday, February 13th, at 11:00 am PT/2:00 pm ET, attend “Learn How To Use The New Logos 8 Notes Tool” where Logos product expert, Adam Borries, will give you a look into the new tool in Logos 8! This is your chance to ask questions and explore this awesome new tool!
https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/1983860221179339020
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Phil, since I work during the day, will this webinar be posted somewhere where it can be watched later?- I believe so! would know.
- If you register for the webinar they will also send the video. Makes sense since a lot of Logos users will be in bed on the other side of the world. As one guy said he wasn’t planning on getting up at 3 a.m. to watch, can’t blame him.
- Hi all: Is this only for technical stuff, or also for content, user usage, etc? https://medium.com/@josiah12345/logos-walkthrough-6b537c7ab8c3 https://blog.logos.com/2018/11/logos-spiritual-formation-lectio-divina-workflow/ It would be great to share ways to go about researching particular theological and / or Biblical topics.Logos for Spiritual Formation: the Lectio Divina Workflow - LogosTalkGuest writer Adam B. Shaeffer holds an MA in Spiritual Formation from Talbot School of Theology and a PhD in Theology from Durham University. He is already a big fan of Logos 8. In this post, I’ll be exploring one of the ways Logos 8 can play a vital role in our spiritual formation. One …blog.logos.com
- I believe the goal of workflows is more for helping the beginning user start to do in-deph Bible study. mentioned in the L8 intro video that it is really to help those who don't know how to study the Bible (https://faithlifetv.com/items/601932). But, I think it also could be helpful for some complex studies as well.
Logos Support Group
This is the user run Logos Bible Software support group! Feel free to ask any questions related to Logos Desktop (MAC or PC), Web App, Kindle Fire App, or Mobile App.
Note: For official Faithlife support and free training, look here: https://support.logos.com/hc/en-us
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