How to export your Logos notes.

Do this in the Logos desktop app on Windows or Mac.

1. Open the Notes tool.
2. Open the notebook you want to export. Do not select a single note.
3. Open the panel menu and choose Print/Export.
4. Choose Microsoft Word as the format and save the file.
5. Repeat for each notebook you want to bring.

To export just one note, open it and choose Print/Export from its More actions menu, or press Ctrl+P (Cmd+P on a Mac).

Logos explains these screens with pictures in its own help article: How can I print or export content from Logos?

• One notebook per file. Each file becomes one note in Selah, so name it after the passage or series, like “Romans series 2023”.
• Big notebook? Some people find a very large export stops early. Split it into two or three smaller notebooks and export each one.
• Check the verses. Open one exported file. If the verse references are missing, add them to the first line of each note.

1. Sign in and open the importer.
2. Drop in your Word files. You can add many at once, up to 20MB per file and 80MB per import.
3. Each file becomes a note, titled from its first heading or its file name.

After the import, Selah reads each note and finds the people, places and ideas in it. They appear in Knowledge, connected to everything else you write. It uses your own words and never grades them. Years of Logos notes start connecting within a few minutes.

If its commentaries and original-language tools carry your prep, keep Logos as your library. Selah is for your notes, your questions and what you are learning. Many people use both. The honest trade-offs are on the Selah vs Logos page.