Not a conventional Friday Photo I admit, but I've put the camera down for the past few days to install Parallels and Logos Bible Software on my computer so that I could learn the appropriate ninja power using skills at Camp Logos.
Though I've yet to be convinced that anything can compete with Accordance (don't lecture me about how many books I can add to Logos), Logos has been much more impressive than I anticipated (as has Parallels), and I would recommend the boot camp to anyone who wants to learn how to use their Bible software more effectively (check the schedule to see when Camp Logos is in your area).
To see what the real photographers have been up to this week, check our Friday Photo Group @ Flickr. And, as always, you can see my photographs at my flickr page.
Have a great weekend!
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what do you think of Parallels so far?
Posted by: Pete Williamson | October 12, 2007 at 02:07 PM
I bought Parallels specifically for Logos! I'll be happier after I put another stick of ram in my MacBook Pro. (1GB) The power of Logos is illustrated in the recent addition of Pipers sermon manuscripts. I know, I know....you can access them for free @ Desiring God. But Logos allows me to search Piper's thoughts, copy & paist (w/references included!), and reference scripture pop ups with my mouse. With Logos, I love reading on my laptop. It's simple to magnify the text to just the "right" font size. If you haven't tried it I highly recommend you do. My first customer support question had me on the phone with the owner!
Kev...let's keep praying for the native Mac version. Should be soon!
Posted by: James | October 13, 2007 at 06:04 PM
we have logos on jonathan's laptop - tried to use it for a paper a few weeks ago. not too successful - hope you have fun with it. hope you are well! kindly,
Posted by: 'becca | October 29, 2007 at 08:16 AM
somebody uses a mac!!!!! sweet! I saw that you had went to school and was glad to hear all of that, but wondered if you had become a true believer... now I know!!
Accordance is great. I just added the Expositor's Bible Commentary and a pack from IVP (with dictionaries, etc) that I'm jazzed about.
How's KC coming?
Posted by: Larry Boatright | November 09, 2007 at 03:18 PM