Where does Logos install resources? Why does Logos install into your username directory? The simple answer is to avoid the need for Administrator rights (permission elevation) every time it is installed, updated or run; particularly during the frequent background updates. This is becoming common, and is what Google Chrome does, for example. Another factor is that Logos requires a login with a unique user identity, so Logos decided it would be much easier to install in the user profile.
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This also supports a church (or home) computer shared by two people who WANT separate Logos accounts, profiles, settings (and resource collections). To use it by two separate users on the same computer, you will need to install it in both user profiles.
If you install the same Logos account in different user profiles (or different computers) it will sync settings, documents, history, etc. Between those two installations. General facts about indexing The Logos Indexer builds one main Library Index to search all your resources together with a Bible Index for bibles only, thus avoiding the need to search one-by-one through each book in your library or “collection”. The initial indexing process can take a long time but the upshot is very fast and thoroughly comprehensive searching to help you find what you need.
When new or updated books are added to your library they are built into a temporary Supplemental index which is then merged with the existing Index. Thus the time taken is considerably less than a full Index.
Generate metadata appropriate for use by tools such as pyTivoX.. Automatically remove commercials from downloaded shows.. Automatically perform an 'iTunes sync' to your device when the download is completed..