When I'm doing research for a sermon, I use Evernote to store information that I may need later. While it's great to highlight text, copy it then put it in Evernote, right now, because I have to go from Logos to Evernote and back again, it doubles to triples the amount of time it takes as compared to when I'm adding something to Evernote from Google. Evernote created a 'clipper' function that's great in Google - all I have to do is highlight the text, click on the icon at the header of the Google page and it automatically saves to where I selected with the first item copied. Perhaps Evernote and Dropbox and Kindle and all the others would work with Logos to develop the same functionality.
Kim Uchimura
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When I'm doing research for a sermon, I use Evernote to store information that I may need later. While it's great to highlight text, copy it then put it in Evernote, right now, because I have to go from Logos to Evernote and back again, it doubles to triples the amount of time it takes as compared to when I'm adding something to Evernote from Google. Evernote created a 'clipper' function that's great in Google - all I have to do is highlight the text, click on the icon at the header of the Google page and it automatically saves to where I selected with the first item copied. Perhaps Evernote and Dropbox and Kindle and all the others would work with Logos to develop the same functionality.