This video looks at how you can keep track of all your user-created files: how they can be organised and searched.
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VERY, VERY, helpful, Mark. I started out using Favorites to organize my material, but quickly became discouraged, when I couldn’t retrieve what I had put in a “submerged” file. You picked up on some details I had no idea were there!–and I “live” in Logos daily as I prepare sermons and Bible Studies for our little church. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
I have played and replayed your videos from the beginning of L4, your series on Sermon Prep was tremendously helpful when L4 was first launched–it got me up and running quickly. Thank you again!
/Ruth
Loving these videos, they are very well done and helpful. Question on searching. I noticed when we search in a resource say from our Library, the word we are searching is highlighted with the location. It does not do this for our notes. Is there anyway to do a quick word search in our notes say on a particular word or topic and to have that highlighted so we know wehre it is showing up? Thanks
As you point out, search terms are aren’t highlighted in notes. However, if you open the note, then press CTRL+F and re-type the search term, Logos will filter your notes, and only show notes that include the search term. It’s not perfect, but it’s better than nothing.