I would love to see some sort of sermon document symbol in my bible that indicates I have preached on a verse or passage. It should be driven by the Key Verse reference I enter in my sermon document. I would also like to be able to toggle it on or off as I can with notes in the visual filters menu.

As a side note, the sermon document symbol should be unique so as not to be confused with a note document.

I suggest that you enable a setting where the user can "lock" the pages to imitate a print book so the words are in the same place each time I scroll through the resource.

This would help the reader remember where on the screen something was so that the reading process would be more comprehensible and memorable.

I would like to have a full set of images of the Leningradensis Codex like Bibleworks 10 does as seen on this video https://youtu.be/ay06zFbdk8E

This feature is highly appreciated by audience since it does give credibility to the original text for presentations and seminars.

Last week I bought Hebrew manuscript explorer expecting for something even better but unfortunately it was only a bunch of free weblinks sold by 14,99 usd.

Greetings,
I am using a mac. Recently updated to logos 8. Sometimes I use dictation to enter notes or thoughts into the computer. I recently tried it with the notes in Logos 8 and discovered it does not work. It seems that 8 does not support dictation that is built into mac os. I understand that this mac features are not currently used. Might I strongly urge you to include dictation support? Thank you for consideration in this matter.

Thank you

The only way I seem to be able to look through my docs (notes/notebooks/sermon editors/clippings/etc.) is by clicking the docs button at the top of the program and having to sift through everything I have ever made. It is like not having folders on a desktop and just having every document, file, and picture you have ever made or downloaded on the screen... It would be a huge asset to be able to have a folder or notebook called "Exodus" where I can put all my clippings, notes, exegetical studies, outlines, media, sermons, etc. that relate to the book.

It would be extremely helpful to have a calendar or schedule feature to help organize sermon prep and Bible study. This feature could be added as a card to the dashboard so as to be the first thing seen when opening Logos. It would also be helpful if it could sync with Google or other calendar formats.

Having the IndoEuropean roots for Greek, Latin, Gothics [German, Russian, Spanish, English ...] assists in learning the languages, noting the cognates in translation, studying the etymologies, following the arguments of the philology based Biblical scholars of the previous centuries . . .

It would be nice to know if/that the typos we reported are actually looked at - at the moment I don't think I know if any of the hundreds of typos I've reported have been fixed. Being able to see the status of the typos would be an encouragement to keep reporting them.

By contrast, one can click on a notes icon in any resource, and the pop-up show the note and ID's the notebook. It would be great if there were a comparable function for highlights in order to avoid having to open the highlight in its own panel simply to ID the notebook.

I'm trying to make Logos my one-stop location for private worship. I have been using the Community Bible Reading programme for the last couple of years, and I have benefitted from it much. I've tried to create it as a custom plan. But, with psalms on Saturdays, and starting the plan where the plan is today is rathere difficult. Would it be possible to introduce the CBR plan on here? https://www.thecbrjournal.com/ Thanks!

I am currently teaching a course in eastern Ukraine and they use a Russian Bible. There are a fair number of textual variations between English and Russian. I would like to be able to use Google Translate (though realise it isn't perfect) easily within Logos to see how these words are translated.

Please could you make the various heading sizes (Heading 1, Heading 2, Heading 3 etc) in the Sermon Editor correspond with the heading sizes in Microsoft Word. When you export your sermon into Microsoft Word the headings look all wrong.

Please make the assigned book abbreviations searchable. I should be able to find Anchor Yale Bible Com by searching on AYBC. I realize every book does not have an abbreviation, but for the ones that do why can't we search on them. It would be a great benefit for my notes to use the abbreviations instead of the name of the book.