Logos Shortcut Folders: The Easy Space-Saving Feature

As you’ve probably heard by now, Logos 9 is here! This latest release is full of new features and enhancements, including the already popular Logos Shortcut folders. In this blog, I’ll introduce you to this space-saving feature.

If you’re like most Logos users, you have numerous icons on your personal Shortcuts bar to the right of the Tools menu. Imagine you have three icons on the bar to open three different Bibles. You can now group these icons in a Logos Shortcuts folder:

• Right-click on a Shortcut icon (A)
• Type in the Folder box a desired name such as Bibles, and press the Enter key (B)

• Notice a new Bibles drop-down folder appears on the  Shortcuts bar (C)

• Right-click on additional icons (D) and type the exact same name in the Folder box such as Bibles (E)

• Click the folder drop-down list, Bibles (F)
• Notice the names and icons of your Bibles (G)
• Click a Bible to open it

If you have a lot of icons on your personal toolbar, create a personal system for organizing common features into these helpful folders!

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