Daniel FosterAfter my recent post on Chinese Bibles, I would be remiss if I failed to let readers know how they could install the Libronix DLS interface in Chinese or another language. Libronix DLS and Localized Interfaces walks you through the process of...
We’ve put together a web page with information about Internet Explorer 7 and Libronix DLS at: www.logos.com/ie7 The page includes a FAQ section and links to an update page where you can download the latest version of Libronix DLS that works...
Remember your excitement and anticipation the first time you used Logos Bible Software? Running your first Passage Guide and seeing all the books that you could open with just a click. It was like someone cut the covers from all those books and set...
During the past few months, we’ve devoted a lot of words and attention to the Bible Road Trip that involved 70 events in 31 states across the United States. Which prompted users in other parts of the globe to ask, “When are you coming to...
Today’s guest blogger is John Fallahee, who works in our ministry relations department and produces free tutorial videos. Your purchase of Logos Bible Software is essential for studying the Bible. You are saving countless hours in study time;...
Logos Bible Software has launched a year-long radio campaign on Praise 106.5, a Christian radio station in Northwest Washington, and we are looking for Logos users that want to be on the air in our ads. So, if you love Logos Bible Software and...
Compete for cash, free software and free books by writing an academic paper that uses the syntax tools and resources in Logos Bible Software 3 to make a contribution to biblical studies! Logos has partnered with the Society of Biblical Literature to...
John Fallahee recently completed the fourth leg of the Bible Road Trip and contributed this travelogue about his experiences. Read previous posts and view photos from the Road Trip. Warning: These images may cause you to think twice about purchasing...
I blogged about the new Favorites feature in Logos 3 here and here. Today I want to take a quick look at Workspaces—a feature that’s been part of Logos Bible Software since at least 2001—and think about when to use a Workspace and when to use...
We want to watch you use Logos Bible Software. Do you stick to three or four windows? Open dozens? Tile or cascade? Use tabs? Customize the toolbar? Logos doesn’t have the resources of a full usability lab, with the cool one-way glass and...
Last week I answered the question “Can I save searches in Logos?” by taking a look at Favorites, one of the new features in Logos 3. If you looked carefully at the screenshot I used to illustrate Favorites you may have noticed some...
Morris Proctor says he gets the question a lot: “Does Logos let me save my searches?” The answer to that is…”it depends.” Before you start throwing things, like accusations of being a weaselly marketer, let me explain. It...
Dale Pritchett recently completed the final leg of the Bible Road Trip. Read previous posts and view photos from the Road Trip. Now that we are home in Bellingham, I decided to go back and fill in some of the blanks and tell you more about our...
Over the past few weeks, I spent more than a few evenings doing unexpected renovation to my laundry room after finding a months-old leak in the hot water heater. There were a lot of downer moments along the way, but some of the happier moments came...
John Fallahee recently completed the fourth leg of the Bible Road Trip (including the period when the damage to the RV was being repaired) and contributed this travelogue about his experiences. Read previous posts and view photos from the Road Trip...
As a city, Bellingham has some unique characteristics. And more than a few unique characters. One particular street that I often walk along seems to be a favorite for folks living in vehicles. Buses, cars, VW microbuses, campers, you name...
Dale Pritchett recently started the final leg of the Bible Road Trip. Read previous posts and view photos from the Road Trip. Yesterday we got through an entire day without a major RV mishap! The feeling was heady! This is big news as we complete...
“It was a scorcher, but the training was fantastic.” That seemed to sum up the views of those who attended National Camp Logos here in Bellingham in late July. About 80 Logos users turned out for Morris Proctor’s 2-day training...
The latest issue of Christian Computing Magazine included the results of a reader survey on Bible software…with Logos emerging as the clear leader! Thanks to those of you who took the survey and selected Logos Bible Software as your favorite...
Today’s guest blogger is Erland Injerd, a developer who works in the Network and Systems department at Logos. So you’re sitting at your desk at the end of a long day inside. The sun is shining outdoors, and the sky is the deepest crisp...
Scott Lindsey just finished up the third leg of the Bible Road Trip. Read previous posts and view photos from the Road Trip. The Lindsey Family leg of the Road Trip is over but not without some great stories, testimonials, and RV issues! What an...
Today’s guest blogger, Bradley Grainger, is a software developer for Logos. On the weekend, my wife Susan and I took my uncle and aunt to visit Oak Harbor. The Logos headquarters were located there (in a converted barn) before the company...
We just launched a free Dashboard widget (for Mac users only–sorry, PC folks!) that can be downloaded from www.logosbiblewidget.com or from Apple.com. What’s a widget? It’s a handy little application that sits in the Mac OS X...
Scott Lindsey is doing the third leg of the Bible Road Trip. Read previous posts and view photos from the Road Trip. Our second segment of the Logos Road Trip journey brought us from Atlanta down to Florida where we spent 11 days in the Sunshine...
When customers write in to rave about how much they enjoy Logos Bible Software 3, I collect those emails and post selections to our endorsements page (with permission, of course). In this post, I’ve gathered some of the latest testimonials...
Scott Lindsey is doing the third leg of the Bible Road Trip. Read previous posts and view photos from the Road Trip. The 3rd leg of the Logos Bible Road Trip began June 16th in Nashville when my family and I took the keys from Landon Norton and his...
Landon is doing the second leg of the Bible Road Trip; this is his final post from the road. Read previous posts and view photos from the Road Trip. The last week of our 5-week leg of the Bible Road Trip started on an easterly route to Louisiana and...
In May, Guillermo and Rob of the Spanish department hit the road with Logos 3. First stop was Expolit in Miami, which is the largest book fair for Spanish language Christian literature in the world. This was a great time to develop our network of...
Landon is doing the second leg of the Bible Road Trip; this is his fourth post from the road (read previous Road Trip posts). It’s been a while since my last post, but we haven’t gone far! For the last ten days we’ve been sweltering across Texas...
The first independent, published review of Logos Bible Software 3 is in…and Logos scored two thumbs up! The review will be published in the October issue of the Journal of the Evangelical Homiletics Society but we received permission to post...