Search Your Collections More Quickly – Logos Bible Software Blog
If you have Logos but you don't read Phil Gons' Logos blog, you're missing out on free tips from a Logos Guru. Here's an example. I've done for a long time what he's recommending, and I recommend it, too: Creating collections is essential to getting the most use out of your digital library. They serve two main purposes: organizing My Library and enabling more targeted and faster searching.[From Search Your Collections More Quickly - Logos Bible Software Blog] Usage Note As to the pronunciation...
Live Blogging the Apple Announcement – Bits Blog – NYTimes.com
I'm already out of date: 1:37 p.m. EDT | The Touch: We have moved on to the iPod Touch, which is due for a revamp since the AT&T-subsidized 3G iPhone is now considerably less expensive. Mr. Jobs says the new version is thinner, and there are volume controls on the side, along with built-in Nike + iPod software and a speaker for “casual listening — this is not for audiophiles.” Owners can create Genius playlists and access the iPhone App Store.[From Live Blogging the Apple Announcement -...
What is Unicode? Part I
If you type in Greek and Hebrew—or plan to or should—you need to know about Unicode. What is Unicode? Maybe the simplest answer is this: Unicode is a way to type in any human script—from Sanskrit to Greek, from Cyrillic to Hebrew—without changing the font you’re using. Unicode solves a problem created by previous workarounds for typing, let’s say, in Greek. Let’s take the BibleWorks Greek font—which I’ve used for years—as our representative of the old-way-of-doing-things (this is no reflection...
What is Unicode? Part III
Parts I and II of this series are available here and here. The Mac portion of this post was updated with the help of friend and fellow BJU PhD grad Jon Cheek on 12/05/2019. How to Install Unicode For even more information on Unicode fonts, check out David Instone-Brewer's smashing page over at Tyndale House. But I'll tell you briefly what you can do: Windows For the necessary Windows files, get the Tyndale Unicode Font Kit and read these instructions. Then make your Text Services and Input...
That’s It! Thank You, First Things!
First Things is a Journal of Religion, Culture, and Public Life. It's for thoughtful people, by thoughtful people. I want to be one of those, so I read it sometimes. Here's R.R. Reno, features editor of First Things: I’m very thankful that I don’t have a television. We’re heading into the final months of the presidential election, and maybe I’ll be spared the demoralizing experience of so much stupidity conveyed with such seriousness. Amen! That last phrase perfectly summarizes my feelings...