I put all my harmonies / parallel resources into a "series" and therefore I only have to prioritize one of them and it will follow no matter where I go in the bible with the appropriate resource because it considers them as one book. Also, I love the idea of setting up my commentaries with the favorite per book of the bible and then by series, thank you for that!
What an awesome video. Thank you 🙏. I did not have the fauna and flora or the animals but I did find some interesting resources that will hopefully be helpful in a similar way.
If you have 2 monitors with the library open in each by separate windows you can search in one of the library's (have both Prioritized books open in each screen) the book goes to the bottom of the prioritized books in the first window, then just move it to the other window in the prioritized area that you want the book to go. Hope this makes sense.
Thank you for showing the value of an obscured feature! Helpful and superb presentation! I am wondering about the "send all hyperlinks here." Is there a way to set this to always be on for my bible? It seems that this setting is deselected by default when I open a Bible. I see that I can turn it on and save a layout, but it would be nice if I could tell Logos to always have "send all hyperlinks here" enabled at all times by default in my preferred English Bible.
Thanks! I'd recommend just hanging in there for an hour or so and start with your most important resources. It will pay you back many times in the future.
Thank you very much! I‘s a great help! I tried to build my priorities as shown in the video with adepting some changes. On the very top, I have the DCH and Bauer/Aland with Advanced Prioritisation. Following is my top bible, the german “Einheitsübersetzung”. Right-clicking on a lemma in it e.g. in Acts 1,1 and scrolling down, I find the indication of five german language dictionaries with lower priorities. When I right-click the same lemma in the NIV, five different english language dictionaries with higher priorities are presented. Is this how it should be? And: Being Roman Catholic, I was wondering if it would be beneficial to set up a section with important documents (like the Catechism of the Catholic Church or the Denzinger) on top of the list? Quick Reply
Thanks for your reply and feedback! Interesting, I never noticed that Logos makes a distinction between user languages in its prioritization tool. What I can imagine is that the lemma's in your German Bibles are not linked to their underlying Greek / Hebrew equivalents, which is why it will search for the German word rather than for the underlying Greek/Hebrew word. Hence, it will open up German dictionaries rather than English dictionaries that are also linked to the Greek lemma's. Does that make sense? I don't think Prioritizing those catholic documents will work (but correct me if I'm wrong!). I'd rather suggest putting them in a collection and then adding the collection to the Passage Guide or so. Would that work?
Awesome 🎉
😁I am so happy to find this guide, I have been living in the dark age far too long, thank you!
I put all my harmonies / parallel resources into a "series" and therefore I only have to prioritize one of them and it will follow no matter where I go in the bible with the appropriate resource because it considers them as one book. Also, I love the idea of setting up my commentaries with the favorite per book of the bible and then by series, thank you for that!
What an awesome video. Thank you 🙏. I did not have the fauna and flora or the animals but I did find some interesting resources that will hopefully be helpful in a similar way.
Awesome, thanks for sharing!
This video should have way more likes!
Agreed brother!!!
If you have 2 monitors with the library open in each by separate windows you can search in one of the library's (have both Prioritized books open in each screen) the book goes to the bottom of the prioritized books in the first window, then just move it to the other window in the prioritized area that you want the book to go. Hope this makes sense.
Man, that's soo cool, thank you for this workaround! It's silly that we should do things like this, but this will work for now!
Thank you for showing the value of an obscured feature! Helpful and superb presentation!
I am wondering about the "send all hyperlinks here." Is there a way to set this to always be on for my bible? It seems that this setting is deselected by default when I open a Bible. I see that I can turn it on and save a layout, but it would be nice if I could tell Logos to always have "send all hyperlinks here" enabled at all times by default in my preferred English Bible.
That would be great, indeed. But I'm afraid, this is not possible.
Well, Wow. Thanks for the information. I see hours ahead of me. I will start with my most important first as recommended.
I'm glad this video is useful to you! Enjoy improving your Logos skills.
Well, it took me 6 hours by looking at the Logos Best Commentaries, then finding them in my library and prioritizing them. Again, thanks!
A real feast-meal, thankyou. It will take me a long time to implement all this, but I am looking forward to improved search results.
Thanks! I'd recommend just hanging in there for an hour or so and start with your most important resources. It will pay you back many times in the future.
@@michelpauw May the Lord give you a special blessing for the work you are doing for his Kingdom on several fronts.
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Thank you very much! I‘s a great help!
I tried to build my priorities as shown in the video with adepting some changes. On the very top, I have the DCH and Bauer/Aland with Advanced Prioritisation. Following is my top bible, the german “Einheitsübersetzung”. Right-clicking on a lemma in it e.g. in Acts 1,1 and scrolling down, I find the indication of five german language dictionaries with lower priorities. When I right-click the same lemma in the NIV, five different english language dictionaries with higher priorities are presented. Is this how it should be?
And: Being Roman Catholic, I was wondering if it would be beneficial to set up a section with important documents (like the Catechism of the Catholic Church or the Denzinger) on top of the list?
Quick Reply
Thanks for your reply and feedback! Interesting, I never noticed that Logos makes a distinction between user languages in its prioritization tool. What I can imagine is that the lemma's in your German Bibles are not linked to their underlying Greek / Hebrew equivalents, which is why it will search for the German word rather than for the underlying Greek/Hebrew word. Hence, it will open up German dictionaries rather than English dictionaries that are also linked to the Greek lemma's. Does that make sense?
I don't think Prioritizing those catholic documents will work (but correct me if I'm wrong!). I'd rather suggest putting them in a collection and then adding the collection to the Passage Guide or so. Would that work?