I have come on board, using Parallels on a Mac, to be able to access the Logos Libronix System. I am still getting up to speed with this, but I also have found Galaxie Software's The Theological Journal Library CD (Volumes 1-10). With Libronix you can search years of journals for information. The collection is theologically quite conservative. Access to JETS, Trinity Journal and Bibliotheca Sacra make the entire collection worth it. For information, contact, Galaxie Software at www.galaxie.com.
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Darrell, that journal collection is also available with Accordance. (http://www.accordancebible.com/packages/details.php?ID=334)
Logos is also coming out with a Mac version for anything Accordance may be missing that you want. Other than that - you can't beat Accordance!
Hi, Dr. Bock,
Glad to hear you are using Libronix. Welcome aboard. The Theological Journal Library is indeed a great resource for scholars.
You might be interested to know that we are now beta testing the Mac version of Libronix. You can find out more at www.logos.com/mac.
Dr. Bock -
Did you know Logos has released an alpha version of their software for mac. I'm using it and it it seems to work fine for me. (this way you don't have to run parallels, or boot camp) You can down load it from logos.com.
Enjoy!
Rick and other Logos fans:
Thanks. Sure did know about this Mac option, a great option for Mac users. I was already set up to go with Parallels.
It is nice to be on board! And, yes, Accordance is still wonderful.
dlb
Dr. Bock,
I was wondering how well parallels runs the software?
Thanks,
Michael
Michael:
It works great. No issues for me.
dlb
Great product, good news.
Thanks.
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