Is there a way to rename a Bible Reading Plan? Thanks!
Michael Lyman:Is there a way to rename a Bible Reading Plan? Thanks!
Not that I know of. It seems that once you create a plan, about the only thing you can do is delete it.
Michael Lyman: Is there a way to rename a Bible Reading Plan? Thanks!
I had this nice procedure all mapped out for you and then discovered that it would not work. I have changed the name of a reading plan in the past, but now I can't find the way. Perhaps, I changed the suggested name when I created the plan.
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Hi Michael,
Yes you can rename the plan.
Morris,
I don't see a pencil in the menu even if I hover over the Bible Reading Plan. If I open the plan I don't see one either.
Michael,
I had a look and it doesn't seem to let you rename it. Logos will title the reading plan based on the book you have selected. If you change the book for the reading plan, the name will change with it. There is no pencil icon in the File menu for me either. (I have 4.0a)
Does anyone at Logos know if the naming reading plan function is scheduled for Logos 4? It worked great in Logos 3. Thanks! I base my Bible Study on my daily reading plan and being able to name it is very important to me at least. I have 4.0a as well.
Morris, Can you give me a screenshot of how you do it? Thanks again.
Hey Michael,
Here you go:
How do you get to that point? Here's a screenshot of what I have when I open my bible reading plan.
It took me a while too to find what Morris was demonstrating. I didn't even know this existed because it is a bit off of the beaten track. Here's at least one way to get to it.
1. From the Ribbon bar on the home page click edit. Yours will look different depending on how your reading plan is listed.
2. When you have clicked edit, a window will pop up. At the top of the calendar is your plan's name and beside it is a little pencil. (it is right after the word "weeks" on my screen). Click the pencil.
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3. When you click the pencil the reading plan name will be highlighted. Type in what you want and you are done! :)
I don't have a little pencil there, I've ran my pointer back and forth to see if it would pop up and I don't see it on your screen shot either.
Another way Michael is that when you open your reading plan, click edit. (see circled below) This will take you to step two at which you can click the pencil and away you go!
Michael Lyman:I don't have a little pencil there, I've ran my pointer back and forth to see if it would pop up and I don't see it on your screen shot either.
I've circled the pencil on my screen shot. It doesn't really stick out.
Thanks for persevering with me. I found it this time! Have a great Christmas!
Michael Lyman:Thanks for persevering with me. I found it this time! Have a great Christmas!
No probs. Have a great Christmas too!
For what it's worth, you don't have to click on the pencil itself, but on any of the text that the pencil is pointing at. So, clicking anywhere on the title will have the same effect as clicking on the pencil icon.
Also, if you can't see the icon at all, you may want to play around with the brightness/contrast settings on your monitor. Also, many newer monitors come preset for things like watching movies (they try to make the screen feel brighter, even if it washes out some of the content). If you can find and change these settings, you should be able to see things like the pencil icon much better.
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Donovan R. Palmer: 2. .... At the top of the calendar is your plan's name and beside it is a little pencil.
2. .... At the top of the calendar is your plan's name and beside it is a little pencil.
I flailed a bit, until I realized I wasn't scrolled to the top of the calendar (duh!) ... now I see how to edit the title/the pencil. I'm still getting used to these scroll bars... Thank all y'all!
@Ward: Thanks for suggesting we scroll to the top. Otherwise, I would still be trying to find it too.
Have things changed or is it because I am using the Mac version? I have no pencil.
Thanks,
luke