Resource’s Information Window

 

!! Introduction

  Most if not all your resources will have an /Info/ icon {{$ media:ResInfo1a.png }} on the right side of the resource's toolbar. When you click on the icon Logos will show you information about that resource. The contents of this information page will be similar to the one that you can view in your Library (see item #3 in [[The Library’s toolbar >> library # The Library’s toolbar]]). But the resource's information will contain several items of more specific information which can be useful to yo (…)

Resources will have an /Information/ page accessible via the Panel menu, or an /Info/ icon {{$ media:ResInfo1a.png }} in the toolbar. This information can be useful to your understanding of how Logos uses the resource.

  Not all resource information windows will have all the items populated in them. This varies somewhat relative to the resource. Below is typically what you will find in a resource's info window.

 

The actual content will vary between resource types, but you will typically see the following:

* Image of the cover of the book

* General information on the book

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* /Citation/ information for this book

* /Copyright/ information on this book

* /Index/ information on how Logos relates to this book

* /Series/

* /Search Fields/ which Logos can search within this book

* /Collections/

* /Support Info/ details specific for Logos

* /Index/ information which affects how Logos accesses this book

* /Search Fields/ which can be used to /Search/ for specific information within the text e.g. /Words of Christ/.

* /Support Info/ with publication/file details specific to Logos.

* /Reverse Interlinear/ information will be seen in books (e.g. bibles) which have that feature.

 

some resources may have other items not shown above. (e.g. Reverse Interlinear)

 

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!! Viewing a Resource's Info

  Open a resource in your Logos layout area (see [[Opening your resources (books) >> layouts # Opening your resources (books)]]). Then look on the right side of your resource's toolbar for the info icon  {{$ media:ResInfo1a.png }} and click on it to view the resource's info window.

Open a resource in your layout and then open its /Information/ page.

 * You can click the {{$ media:ResInfo1b.png }} button to return.

 

  To hide the info window look on the right side of the toolbar for the /Done/ button {{$ media:ResInfo1b.png }} and click on it to hide the info window. This returns you back to where you were viewing in your book.

 

 

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!! Copyright area

  This area will show you information about the hard copy & electronic version of your book,(e.g. the copyright dateforwhichyourbookwascreatedfrom). Logoswillhavemoreinformationhereforsomebooks.Forinstanceinthe[[ESVBible>>logosres:esv;art=title]]youwill find information regarding how much text thatyou may legally copyintoapaperthatyouarewriting. \\ \\

  This area will show you information about the hard copy & electronic version of your book e.g. publisher, copyright date. \\Some books will have information regarding how much text you may legally copy. \\ \\

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  So you may ask what all this means to you. Well if you understand how certain books are /Indexed/ then it would help you better arrange them in your [[Prioritization >> Prioritizing]] in your library. For instance books which use Strong's numbering as an index might be prioritized higher in your prioritization of lexicon if you use Strong's numbering when seeking information on original language words. Also when setting up a reading plan, knowing how a book is /indexed/ can help you set the ra (…)

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(Indexes for theEnhanced Strong's Lexicon)

(Indexes for "Enhanced Strong's Lexicon")

 

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!! Search Fields area

  This tells you about tagged areas of text that you can use to restrict your searches e.g. footnotes, Words of Christ. \\ \\

  This tells you about tagged areas of text that you can use to restrict your searches e.g. footnote, Words of Christ. \\ \\

 

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#. The /Search Fields/ area showsyou all thespecialized fieldsthatLogoscanlimityoursearchareatofor that specific book.

#. The /Search Fields/ area describes all the fields for this specific book.

#. If you open a Search window and use *Basic* search in yourspecific book(sameonethatyouarelookingatit'sInfowindow), then ...

#. If you open a Search window and use *Basic* search in your book, then ...

#. if you click on *All text* and then click on *Search Fields*, ...

#.youwillseethatLogos hasyoursearch fields for your booklistedhere.

#. Logos liststheSearch fields for your book.

 

Thiscanbeusefultoknowhowyou can narrowdown your search by using one or more of these fieldswhichareavailableinyourbook.

So you can narrow your search by using one or more of these /fields/.

 

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* The resource ID can be typed or pasted into the /Command/ box and Logos will display the book's title in the drop down menu.

#. This is the /version/ information for your book.

#. This is the /filename/ for your book in the program's *Resources* folder.

#. This is the /filename/ for your book in the Logos *Resources* folder.