This video introduces the new features in Logos 5.
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- Updated Home Page
- New Library features
- New visual filters (speaker labels and timeline events)
- New search features, including search helps, sympathetic highlighting and root searches
- Clause Search
- Share/Undelete/Sort documents
- Bibliographies
- Scripture Memory Tool
- Resource Previews
- Bible Facts tool (including events)
- Bible Sense Lexicon
- Timeline
- Typography Settings
- Information Panel changes (translation and referent sections)
- Open/Sort Saved Guides
- Update to Passage Guide (outlines section)
- Update to Exegetical Guide (sense and syntactic data)
- Update to Bible Word Study (sense, roots and phrases)
- Sermon Start Guide
- Topic Guide
Super présentation, mais pour un français… se serait tellement plus facile dans ma propre langue.
Merci pour votre super travail.
Mr. Tutorialmaker!
You’re totally amazing. I am from Sweden and I can clearly understand your English. I will definitely watch all of your videos! You have a very pleasant voice to listen to. May God bless you.
P.S. I am extremely grateful.
Thanks for your great videos!
Mark!
Thanks for the video! It is VERY helpful
Do you know where the Biblical Referents Database is? Is this an additional feature?
Thanks.
It comes with the Minimal Crossgrade, or Silver or above. If you have Bronze or Starter, you can purchase the Minimal Crossgrade at a reduced price to add it.
Thank you very much for all your hardwork on these tutorials. I decided to go with Logos 5 after watching this. Thanks so much.
This was absolutely fabulous. This is just what I have been looking for!!! Thank you so very much.
Mark,
I notice you do alot of videos geared toward sermon prep/bible study. Since you are a PhD student can you give some helpful tips to us in seminary whao try to use this for research purposes? I do have journal libraries on here, it is just hard to sift through the results and try to narrowe down results when you get 1,100 results in 750 articles. There is just too much to sift through. A video tutorial on using Logos 5 for scholarly research would be fantastic.
Thanks Mark, excellent practical tuition. How do you switch to type in Greek or Hebrew?
easiest to type g:greek or h:hebrew phonetically ie g: agape…..or h: amar…..or download the greek and hebrew keyboards that logos provides. search keyboard and install them…..its straight forward.