Favorites

 

* [[Examples of adding links to Favorites >> # Examples of adding links to Favorites]]

  * [[Adding Resource links >> # Adding Resource links]]

  * [[Using the keyboard to add resource links >> # Using the keyboard to add resource links]]

  * [[Adding a link from your Library >> # Adding a link from your Library]]

  * [[Adding Internet links to Favorites >> # Adding Internet links to Favorites]]

* [[Adding Resourcelinks>> # Adding Resourcelinks]]

* [[AddingalinktoaWorddocument>> # Adding alinktoaWorddocument]]

  * [[Adding a link to Notes >> # Adding a link to Notes]]

* [[Adding a link to aClipping>> # Adding a link to aClipping]]

* [[Adding a link to anyDocument>> # Adding a link to anyDocument]]

  * [[Adding a link to a Layout >> # Adding a link to a Layout]]

  * [[Adding a link to Factbook >> # Adding a link to Factbook]]

* [[Adding a link to a Worddocument>> # Adding a link to a Worddocument]]

* [[Adding a link to a program>> # Adding a link to a program]]-->Windowsonly?

  * [[Adding a link to a windows program >> # Adding a link to a windows program]]

  * [[Using the keyboard to add a resource >> # Using the keyboard to add a resource]]

  * [[Adding a link from your Library >> # Adding a link from your Library]]

 

* [[How do I delete a link in Favorites? >> # How do I delete a link in Favorites?]]

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!! How do I add favorites to the Favorites window?

You can use the *Add* button in the Favorites window to add a link to the active tab in your layout, or you can drag a tab directly into a folder.

You can use the *Add* button in the Favorites window to add a link to the active tab in your layout,\\ or you can /drag/ a tab directly into a folder.

 

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#. Expand anynested folder

#. Expand thedestination folder.

#. Drag your favorite directly into the folder, where the solid bar will indicate the location.

#. Dragthe*tab*ofyour favorite directly into the folder, where the solid bar will indicate the location.

* Notice that the tab for the ESV has been dragged along. \\ It will revert to its locationadjacenttoLibrarywhen the favorite has been /dropped/.

* Notice that the tab for the ESV has been dragged along. \\ It will revert to itsoriginal location when the favorite has been /dropped/.

  * You can press the /Esc/ key to abort the operation.

 

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!! Examples of adding links to Favorites

!!! Adding Resource links

You can add a link to any resource/book as a /bookmark/.

 

 #. Click on, or expand, the destination folder/sub-folder.

 #. Click on the *tab* for that book (or resource).

 #. Drag the *tab* to the desired location, or click on *Add* in the Favorites window.

   * if the destination folder is empty, drag the tab /onto/ the folder.

 #. You can right click on the new favorite and select *Rename* to rename it.

 

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!!! Using the keyboard to add resource links

A keyboard shortcut can be used to add an active resource to Favorites. \\ This is particularly useful if the resource is in a floating window.

 #. Open the *Favorites* tool if necessary.

 #. Select the destination folder/sub-folder.

 #. Click on the resource tab.

 #. Press *Ctrl+D*~/*Cmd+D* on the keyboard.

 #. If necessary, /drag/ the favorite to the desired location.

 

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!!! Adding a link from your Library

You can add a link to a resource directly from your library. This is useful when you want to open a Bible and have Logos position it to the *active* reference from another Bible or Commentary. \\ *Note* that the link will not have a scripture reference.

 #. Open the *Favorites* tool if necessary.

 #. Open your Library.

 #. Locate the resource that you want to add to Favorites.

 #. Drag the resource /Title/ and drop it into the desired folder in Favorites.

 

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!!! Adding Internet links to Favorites

#. Open the *Favorites* tool (if itisnotalreadyopen).

#. Open the *Favorites* tool if necessary.

 #. Open your browser to the link that you want to add.

#. Drag the icon (next to the address) to theLogos *Favorites* windowin and drop it there. \\ \\ [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Favorites2a.jpg?maxheight=400}}>>http://wiki.logos.com/media/Favorites2a.jpg]]\\ \\

#. Drag the icon (next to the address) to the *Favorites* window and drop it there. \\ \\ {{$@img-fluidamber:11110131:45944726?maxwidth=600}} \\ \\

 #. You can right click on the new favorite and select *Rename* to rename it.

 

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!!! Adding Resource links

!!! Adding a link to a Word document

 You can add a link to any resource/book as a /bookmark/.

You can add a link to a Microsoft Word document. \\ When you click on a favorite which is a Word doc, it will open Word for that document.

Similarly, you can add Excel & PowerPoint document links to Favorites.

  #. Open the *Favorites* tool if necessary.

  #. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to your Word document.

  #. Drag the Word file and drop it into a folder in your Favorites window. \\ \\  {{$@img-fluid amber:11110171:45945254?maxwidth=550}}   \\ \\    

  #. You can right click on the new favorite and select *Rename* to rename it.

 

 #. Navigate to the location that you want to link to

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 #. Drag the *tab* for that book (or resource)

 #. Drop it on the Favorites window.

 #. You can right click on the new favorite and select *Rename* to rename it.

 

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!!! Adding a link to Notes

You can add a link to your *Notes* in Favorites.

 

#. Open the *Favorites* tool.

#. Open the *Favorites* toolifnecessary.

#. Open your Notebook(orNotesdocument) from the *Documents* menu.

#. Open your Notebook from the *Documents* menu.

 #. Arrange the content as required.

 #. Drag the Notes *tab* and drop it at the appropriate place in the Favorites window.

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!!! Adding a link to aClipping

!!! Adding a link to anyDocument

You can add a link to any of your *Clippings*toyourfavorites.

You can add a link to /any/ of your documentsinFavorites.

 

#. Open the *Favorites* tool (if itisnotalreadyopen).

#. Open the *Favorites* tool if necessary.

#. Clickon *Documents*inthetopmenu

#. Openthe *Documents* menu.

#. Click on the *Clipping*filethat you want toadda linkto

#. Click on the document that you want as a favorite.

 #. Drag the Clipping file and drop it on the Favorites window  \\ \\ [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Favorites5a.jpg?maxwidth=550 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Favorites5a.jpg]]  \\ \\ {{$ media:Favorites5b.jpg }}

 #. Drag the document and drop it at the appropriate place in the Favorites window.

 

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!!! Adding a link to a Layout

You can add a link to any of your named *Layouts* to Favorites.

You can add a link to any of your named *Layouts* in Favorites.

 

#. Open the *Favorites* tool (if itisnotalreadyopen).

#. Open the *Favorites* tool if necessary.

#. Clickon *Layouts* inthemaintoolbar

#. Openthe *Layouts* menu.

#. Click on thenamedLayout (on the left side of the Layout list)

#. Click onanyofyour*SavedLayouts* (on the left side of the Layout window).

 #. Drag the Layout name and drop it on the Favorites window \\ \\ [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Favorites6a.jpg?maxwidth=600 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Favorites6a.jpg]] \\  

 #. Drag the desired Layout and drop it in the Favorites window.

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!!! Adding a link to Factbook

#. Open the *Favorites* tool (if itisnotalreadyopen).

#. Open the *Favorites* tool if necessary.

 #. Generate the required article in Factbook e.g. a Topic, Theme, Person, Place.

#. Drag the Factbook tab and drop it on the Favorites window.

#. Drag the Factbook tab and drop it in the Favorites window.

 #. You can right click on the new favorite and select *Rename* to rename it.

 

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!!! Adding a link to a Worddocument

!!! Adding a link to a program

You can add a link to a Microsoft Word document. When you click on a favorite which is a Word doc, it will open Word to that document.

You can add links to various programs in your operating system, provided you create a /shortcut/ for them. \\ Most Windows shortcuts can only be created on the /desktop/.

Similarly, you can add Excel & PowerPoint document links to Favorites.

  #. Open the *Favorites* tool (if it is not already open).

  #. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to where your Word document resides.

  #. Drag the Word file and drop it over an open area in your Favorites window. \\ \\    [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Favorites8a.jpg?maxwidth=600 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Favorites8a.jpg]] \\ \\    

  #. You can right click on the new favorite and select *Rename* to rename it. \\ \\ {{$ media:Favorites8b.jpg }} \\ \\

 

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!!! Adding a link to a windows program

You can add links to various Windows programs, provided you create a /shortcut/ for them.

  #. Resize the Logos window so that you can see your desktop.

#. Drag a /shortcut/ icon fortheprogramto the *Favorites* windowanddropitthere.

#. Drag the /shortcut/ icon anddropitin the Favorites window.

  #. Right click on the new favorite and select *Rename* to rename it. \\ \\ [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Favorites9c.jpg?maxheight=350 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Favorites9c.jpg]] \\ \\  

  #. Right click on the new favorite and select *Rename* to rename it.

 

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!!! Using the keyboard to add a resource

A keyboard shortcut can be used to add an active resource to Favorites. \\ This is particularly useful if the resource is in a floating window.

 #. Open the *Favorites* tool (if it is not already open).

 #. Click on the resource tab

 #. Press *Ctrl+D* on the keyboard

 #. Drag the link from the bottom of Favorites to where you want it.

 

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!!! Adding a link from your Library

You can add a link to a resource directly from your library. This is useful when you want to open a Bible and have Logos position it to the *active* reference from another Bible or Commentary. \\ Note that the link will not have a scripture reference.

 #. Open the *Favorites* tool (if it is not already open).

 #. Open your Library and locate the resource that you want to add to your favorites. \\ \\  [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Favorites9e.png?maxwidth=600 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Favorites9e.png]] \\ \\

 #. Drag the resource /Title/ and drop it into the favorites window. \\ \\  [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Favorites9f.png?maxheight=300 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Favorites9f.png]]

 

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!! How do I delete a link in Favorites?

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#. _Right click_ on the link in the Favorites window.

#. _Right click_ on the link in the favorites window that you wish to delete.

#. In the pop-up menu, click on *Delete*.

 

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!! Creating flexible tools from the shortcut bar

When you create a shortcut on the Shortcuts bar, you may have noticed that your tool opens to the previous or /active/ location. If you create a Favorite from the shortcut, it will takeon the /same/ properties of the shortcut. But when you save a favorite directly from an open tool it remembers the specific location in the tool. So when using a favorite built from a shortcut itisnowflexible to useyour /current/ location.

When you create a shortcut on the Shortcuts bar, you may have noticed that your tool opens to the previous or /active/ location. If you create a Favorite from the shortcut, it will have the /same/ properties as the shortcut. \\But when you save a favorite directly from an open tool it remembers the specific location in the tool. So when using a favorite built from a shortcutyounowhavetheflexibilityofopening to your /current/ location.

 

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