Have a language tool that separates roots from cognate words so both can be studied simultaneously. For example "hypomone" could be separated into "upo" and "meno" for a detailed study.

Support for Grammar.ly instead of having to copy/paste back and forth. Give grammar.ly access on the desktop version.

Enable a note to be attached so a specific English word in the Bible. That note could be seen in any or all translations.

When trying to manage my resource priority lists, it would be helpful to be able to filter the existing priority list by resource type so that I can focus on the particular resource type I am trying to prioritize. As it is currently, all the resource types are mixed in the priority list and without filtering it is difficult to tell whether the resource types are prioritized as intended.

If the filter currently applied in the library resource window would also be applied to the priority list, that would work well.

When playing the audio portion of mobile ed titles, or audio books, I would like a sleep timer that stops playback after 8, 15, 30, 60 minutes, and also allows entering customized time like Amazon's Audibles. I use this feature with my Amazon Audible Audio Books to put me to sleep at night.

It would be great to compare the % similarity of language between large sections of original language texts. For example search for similar phrases between large sections of Genesis and Deuteronomy.

The colors for speaker markup in the sermon editor are all very muted. They don't really pop as something that stands out and catches your eye. I use certain colors for certain things in my sermon notes and sometimes all I need to see is the color to jog the next thought. There are a lot of colors to choose from in the notes section of the program, it would be nice to see something like this in the sermon editor too.

Why can't logos let you take notes then save those notes under a name of your choseing. click the typed in verse and your chosen bible appears on the right side of the screen highlighted. I read books with logos but the rest of the program is to cryptic to understand. It also is such a big program it take forever to load wordsearch loads very quickly. Logos however has a much better selection of study material Thank you

I think it would be helpful to have the full range of search filters working in the web app.

If I have a series of books or magazines that I'd like to search I'd like to use the series:Magazine-Name or {Series "Magazine Name"} in the search box to filter the results.

In sermon docs, the user can go to reading view, but it doesn't do page mode, like resources. This should be enabled, and it should also be set to swipe through, with pinch-to-zoom +reflow.

MS Word has this in their "read mode" and it works flawlessly for preaching from a laptop screen.

I think that the Verbum user gains from having both the local and online version of the top panel of Verbum reflecting the same icons. This helps the user in accessing all the information worked on locally to be accessible in the online version.

A veces por accidente al corregir la ortografía en las notas, en vez de corregir se ha presionado "Añadir palabra al diccionario" porque están muy juntas las dos opciones. Y no hay forma de quitar las palabras erróneas ingresadas o de resetear el diccionario de ortografía. Sugiero implementar la opción de quitar las palabras que yo pueda haber ingresado como usuario a este diccionario de ortografía.

Is anyone going to respond to the suggestion I made concerning having the ability to choose between the old menu and the new menu. After all you have many of the old menu used in your training videos and using the new one is confusing at times.

How about a way to Export ALL note Files as RTF all at once onto a person's Harddrive. Exporting each note one by one is crazy. Can you imagine 300+ notes?

Currently in L8, you can export a note to RTF, but you cannot import an RTF into a note. If L8 is using HTML as the note framework, then importing RTF won't work. So then at lease allow us to import HTML. I got 50+ RTF/HTML files that I would like to import, but can't. The only way is to open file, copy/past into Notes. That can be tedious work for over 50+ files. This feature is needed for people who make a switch from one bible app to another.

After chatting with Cus. Ser., I found out that Backing up notes to your PC was removed because people wanted an automated process. That is fine. However, I think you should keep (put back) the option to allow each user the choice to; 1) Backup notes to PC; 2) Backup notes to Cloud or 3) Do both. Some people like myself do not trust cloud storage and wants a way to secure my own notes on my own backup drives. This way if the cloud get taken down and the database corrupted, I still have my notes. Only makes sense.