Under the Visual Filters menu (3 dots making a triangle at the top of the bible window)

Sometimes I only want to see one of my highlight categories. I would like to be able to click a "solo" box next to the desired highlight; this would turn off all the other highlights. There would be a solo box next to each highlight; when this box is un-checked, all the highlights would go back to the state they were in before the solo box was checked - including the highlight which was solo'd.

Also, it would be nice if there was an "all" and "none" box at the top so we could click none, then selectively turn on a few highlight categories or click all and selectively turn off a few.

Example. I have a highlight named "Outline" which I use to highlight the main progression of a chapter avoiding side-information; this helps me keep the flow of the author in focus. All my other highlights get in the way of this though because the outline highlight doesn't stand out as much with all the others present. I currently have to select each highlight to turn them off. If I turn all of them off as a group (this also turns off "Outline"), I can only turn them all back on, not selectively one at a time. So, if I could click "solo" next to my highlights labeled "Outline", this would be done in only two clicks and I would get more use out of the highlight.

Thanks!

I have created several hundred tags from notes through many resources in my Logos Library; from Bible translations, Commentaries, books and Daily Devotionals. Because I have so many tags created, I cannot always remember every tag I've created in my Bible research or teaching. Currently, Logos has a filter within the Notes panel which has tags as a section for ALL my notebooks; however, it will NOT show all my created tags after exhaustion the "more" option. If I click on a particular resource and select tags, it will show ALL those tags created for that resource only. I'm looking to have ALL my tags located in one place and for all notebooks. I think it would be very helpful if Logos can show ALL the tags one creates in one place. Similar to how you can show all resources in your Library through the filter menu. I hope that makes sense! You can blame Morris Proctor for encouraging us to use tags :)

Film-Writer (F.W.) is an animation software. With F.W., a person writes and makes a film, in the same way a person writes and prints a document on Microsoft Word. A person writes a film on F.W. by writing a script. The software identifies and distinguishes what is dialogue and what is action (action being specified in parentheses), and so the script must be written like a normal film script is. When the person is finished writing and makes the film, the software's artificial-intelligence uses the document as the data by which to produce the film, complete in all its features (character, scenery, dialogue, actions, music, voices, etc.). With F.W., a person can make films that have real-life looks or "cartoonish" looks.

I didn't understand the need or value of uploading personal books when they are made. I had poor information. Now I have no idea which ones are uploaded and which are not. And when I look for and want to upload books in my spare time, I don't always get the option to upload a book even when I know it hasn't been uploaded. If I build it again, the option appears.
I am asking that when I am in the personal books tools section, when I seek to edit a book or even before I get that far, I would like Logos to tell me the status of that book, if it is uploaded, and if not, let that option be available to me without having to build the book again. Thank you