How to Move a Logos Note from One File to Another

If you’ve been to Camp Logos, you know I’m a big cheerleader for saving research in Notes documents. I believe this is a convenient and secure way to archive insights into Scripture. In light of that, I was thrilled to receive the following question from a fellow Logos user:

A few months ago I wrote a note in Matthew 4:1 and I put it in my document of notes called “My Meditations.” Now I’m making a special study of this biblical text and I have created a new document of notes called “Study of the Temptations.”  

So my question is: How can I change the place where I keep this note? I want to change the note from “My Meditations” to “Study of the Temptations.”

Happily this is a very simple goal to achieve! Give this a go:

• Open both the original (A) and new (B) Notes documents, arranging them on the screen so both are visible.
• Make sure the Notes View is NOT set to Quotes in both documents (C).
• Drag the note indicator from the original note file (D) and drop it in the new note file (E).

• Notice the location of the note in now changed (F).

Please underscore that individual notes can only be moved one at a time. They can’t be grouped and moved together.

For more detailed instructions about Notes secure your copy of the Logos 7 Training Manuals Volumes 1-3 in print or digital.

Or for the fastest and most fun way to leverage the power of your software, attend an upcoming Camp Logos in Akron, Minneapolis, or Phoenix for live hands-on training!

Also be sure to follow the brand new MP Seminars Faithlife group on Faithlife and receive a FREE download of the commentary Ephesians: Verse by Verse by Dr. Grant Osborne.

Morris Proctor is a certified trainer for Logos Bible Software. Morris, who has trained thousands of Logos users at his two-day Camp Logos seminars, provides many training materials.