LSB Lectionary Viewer is now FREE!
I have some news on the Libronix Lectionary Viewer.
It is now FREE to anyone/everyone who owns a CPH Logos product.
So, if
you have the Concordia Electronic Theological Library, Luther’s Works,
or the Concordia Edition of the Book of Concord, you are now able to
get the entire Lutheran Service Book lectionaries (both one and three
year series) in your software and use it. It is a very handy way to
work with the lectionary within your Libronix software and with your
LOGOS resources.
You must be running the latest version of the Libronix engine, which is
3.0e. You can go to the LOGOS site and update/upgrade your software if
you are not running Libronix 3.0e, and I do highly recommend it. Once
you upgrade, you can also upgrade your CETL. The “Concordia” edition
comes with the latest version of Libronix on it. If you have not
upgraded to Libronix 3.0e, here is where you can do that: http://www.logos.com/support/downloads/ldls
If you are already running Libronix 3.03, here is how you get the free Lectionary Viewer. Go to this site:
http://blog.logos.com/archives/2008/09/two_free_lutheran_lectionaries.html
Read how to do it, and then….when you go to order the Viewer you will
type LECTIONARY in the coupon code box and you will get the Viewer for
free, allowing you to read the lectionary files which you can also
download for free.
So, please be aware that you must enter the coupon code LECTIONARY in the code box. You must be running Libronix 3.0e.
Now, what if over the weekend you paid $20 for the Viewer? A solution
is in place there too. You can choose a $20 book from the Libronix
library you would like to have unlocked for you, and they will provide
that unlock free, as compensation. You need to contact Phil Gons at
LOGOS to let him know. Here is his contact e-mail address: pgons@logos.com
If you have questions about how to upgrade your software, or install the view, please contact LOGOS technical support:
Email Support:
support@logos.com
Telephone Support:
(800) 875-6467
Paul: I’m assuming that this will not work yet with the beta mac version? I hope I’m wrong!
It appears that someone at CPH went the extra mile to make this available for free to as many people as possible. Thank you for the extra effort!
McCain: Ryan Markel pushed the Lectionary Viewer here, and we followed through with LOGOS. When we had the problem with it not serving a lot of our customers who could use it and want it, we pushed LOGOS politely, but persistently on it. LOGOS realized it was a bit of a mess, and the responded, so all’s well that ends well.