Why can't we customize workflows with all of the things that logos does?

I should be able to choose the version I want to read in a workflow without it being my default Bible version. That way if I want to use Greek or Hebrew, I can without setting those as my default.

It would be great if we could add a canvas to our workflows or a diagram. Whether we work in the original languages or not, diagramming is an essential part of understanding the point of the text.

It would also be nice to add notes or a personal commentary to our workflows, so we can track what we are seeing in the text. Maybe this can already happen, but it isn't intuitive.

And finally, if my workflow is for a sermon, why can't I add a sermon to the workflow? It is baffling why so many of the great features of Logos have been left out of the options for the workflows.

The text that is outside of that selection is in a lighter color, helping to concentrate on the segment that you want to work.

With this way you can have access to all the features linked to that Bible, without the need to cut the text and paste it as a note.

It would help study and prayer.

To make the selection of the passage could be done as an underline or by pointing to the segment with two markers (start and end).
It would be good an accessible button that allows to activate it, to deactivate it and to eliminate it.

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One thing I would find helpful would be to have the different layouts available as tabs at the top of the workspace. This would be similar to most web browsers, where one can surf different website by clicking on the tabs at the top of the browser. The idea is to change layouts in the same way, by clicking on the tab.

For instance, In my work, I have a lexicon layout and a study layout. When I need to research a word, I could simply click on the Lexicon tab and pull it up, then go back to my study layout at the click of its tab.

In Logos there are numerous panes active in any given view. This includes things such as favorites, explorer, factbook and countless other panes/panels. Currently we can dock panes/panes in just about any position we want, but we can't auto-hide them. Many panels are only briefly referenced before returning to the main content. Such panes/panels needlessly take up a lot of valuable screen space. This problem is easily solved by simply being able to hide any pane or panel. In many programs, panes can be set to be pinned (always open) or auto hidden to where they pop open only when a mouse either hovers over them or clicks on their minimized title. They then stay open until the user clicks off of them and then they return to their hidden/minimized state. This is a very common feature in feature rich programs and Logos certainly qualifies as that! Please add this much needed capability to help us best use the screen space we have.

Along with the comment on Better Commentary Management, I'd like to see an option where the Commentaries (not the individual books included in each Commentary) would have an alphabetize option to help finding something that catches your eye more readily. Sometime, I may not remember or think of a particular commentary until I scroll down and find it. Wordsearch 12 Bible program shows their commentaries in an alphabetical order, which makes it much easier to find something. The apparently random order of Logos makes it more difficult. I was told that I would have to manually alphabetize the commentaries. This would take too much time.