Anonymous, this isn't a good place to help you, but ask on the forums and we'll help you out.

Bradley, I just tried to help the user at http://community.logos.com/forums/t/66246.aspx find a way to copy from the resource info. I didn't succeed. So how can this be 'completed'?

You can assign a shortcut key and highlight with a single key.

You can assign a shortcut key and highlight with a single key.

You can set the updates to occur at night, or you can set Automatic Updates to No, and update manually. Look in Program Settings.

You don't have to open Highlighting. You can assign a shortcut key and highlight with a single key.

You can edit book titles yourself in the Info part of the Library.

If only I had more votes...

You can always erase one particular highlight by locating it in the 'note' file and erasing it from there. That leave all other highlights intact.

You also don't need to reselect before you can erase. Just right-click anywhere on the highlight and choose Remove Annotation. (This method does remove other highlights in that same spot, though.)

But I agree about Ctrl/Cmd-Z and highlighting in footnotes.

The essence of this suggestion seems included in http://logos.uservoice.com/forums/42823-logos-bible-software-4/suggestions/1035553-floating-window-layouts, which has many more votes. Suggest voters move their votes there and Logos close this suggestion.

Those shortcuts already exist: http://wiki.logos.com/Logos_4_Keyboard_Shortcuts_For_Windows

You can also drag the command from the dropdown to the shortcut bar for one click change.

What's wrong with cmd-+ and cmd--, which work just fine these days (although I presume it's ctrl on PC)?