Desktop
Logos does the citation work for you, including identifying page numbers and generating complete footnotes and bibliographic entries following a variety of style guides. Create a bibliography or export notes and footnotes directly to a word processor document.
Learn how to find page numbers in your books here.
Learn how to create a bibliography from within Logos here.
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Note: This feature is available to all users.
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Create a Citation
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Change Your Citation Style Settings
The simplest way to capture and cite information in Logos is by copying and pasting the text directly into its destination, like a word processing document.
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Select some text from a resource. Copy the text by using your keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+C in Windows or Cmd+C in macOS) or by clicking Copy in the Selection Menu that appears.
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Paste it into the destination. Logos automatically includes the citation anytime you copy and paste a selection into another application (or even into another location in Logos, such as a note).
You can also create a bibliography from within Logos.
When your resource or feature does not include page numbers, you can still export the information and record the citation.
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Open the desired resource or feature.
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Click the More Actions Menu icon
and select Print/Export.
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Your exported information will automatically include a date and timestamp.
Depending on the resource or feature, different print and export options will be available. Learn more about printing and exporting options here.
You can adjust how Logos formats your citation from the Program Settings.
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Click the Toolbar's More Actions Menu icon
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Scroll down to Citation Style.
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Select your preferred citation style from the Citation Style dropdown menu.
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You can also control whether the citations include hyperlinks and footnotes.
Learn how to find page numbers in your resources here.
Mobile
Logos does the citation work for you, including identifying page numbers and generating bibliographic entries following a variety of style guides.
Note
Note: This feature is available to all users.
Skip ahead to:
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Create a Citation
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Change Your Citation Style Settings
The simplest way to capture and cite information in Logos is by copying and pasting the text directly into its destination, like a word processing document.
Select some text from a book, copy it, and then paste it into another application. By default, Logos includes the citation anytime you copy and paste a selection into another application
You can change how Logos formats your citation in the More Menu.
Tap the More Menu and select Citation settings.
The following options are available:
Copy citations: Allow citations to be copied
Use short format for Bibles: Use only reference details for biblical citations (rather than the full bibliographical information)
Hyperlink copied citations: Include hyperlinks in citations
Style: Choose citation style