Hi, does each resource have both a scroll setting as well as a page-turn setting? And how does one adjust the speed of scrolling (this one book I have moves way too fast and I need to slow it down). And my bible can only be scrolled (is there a way to page up-down?)

  1. You can use the spacebar to page down. You may need to click on the white space in the Bible or book to be sure it's active then use space. Use shift+space to page up. Scrolling is best with a trackpad or wheel mouse where you can control the speed. The slider bar on the right side will be more difficult to control based on the length of the book.

  2. This is where a touch screen is nice. I prefer a Kindle fire to a kindle e-reader just because on the tablet I can drag the book up and down instead of page turn. Same with Logos books on my wife's (old) ipad.

  3. Thanks, Bruce and MP. @Bruce, yes, I liek the touch screen option and use it if the screen is on the right side (I keep my navigation page on the left, so one would have to reach further in to drag and I have to use the trackpad or other means to navigate). @MP, scrolling with trackpad is terrible with certain books -- scrolls way, way too fast -- and can cause me to lose my place if I did not notice where I was (I will use the page forward/back arrows, or click on scrollbar above or below the indicator). Yet, for my accompanying bible, the scroll speed works perfectly. Hence, it's not a Windows setting, but rather a Logos or individual resource setting. But, where does one access it? On another note, is there a way to: 1) Sync "last page read" between devices? Mine does not do it automatically. 2) Auto Update Layout: Similar to the above, regarding the last page read -- how can one save the setting automatically on documents close-out -- so that one does not have to remember to update the layout? 3) Mobile Access: Because "layouts" are not available on mobile, how to sync so the page brought up on the phone is the last page viewed on the computer?