Android: Specify note document

Brian Wilson
Brian Wilson Member Posts: 73
edited November 21 in English Forum

Before I request a feature, let me ask if it already exists :)

I am currently reading The Necessity of Prayer by E.M. Bounds, both on my desktop and on my android. I have a notes document that I use for my notes and certain highlighter options. This works well on the desktop, but I haven't figured out how to add notes from my android that will be part of the desktop notes document and not some random note.

My question is, When on my android, can I write a note and specify which note document I want it to be a part of? (Some documents have more than one note document associated with them.)

The spirit of a pilgrim greatly facilitates praying. An earth-bound, earth-satisfied spirit cannot pray.--E. M. Bounds

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  • Brian Wilson
    Brian Wilson Member Posts: 73

    Eventually, someone can compile my posts into a "Logos for Dummies" book.... It appears I am answering my own question.

    On the android app, you can select some text and add a note. At the bottom of the note screen you will see the word "Document." If you click on that, nothing will happen. But if you click below it, you will be able to choose which note document you wish to add the current note to. So that is solved.

    There are a couple of issues that I still have with the note feature on the android.

    1. When I select some text to add a note to on the desktop version of Logos, a truncated version of the text is automatically added as the title. This does not happen on the android. I wish it would as it would save some work.

    2. When adding a scripture reference to a note on the desktop, that note is hyperlinked in the note, (the link is only accessible from the note document, but that is a different issue.) Unfortunately, scripture references added in notes on the android are not hyperlinked. (Ideally, they would be hyperlinked not only in the note document, but also if you clicked/right clicked/hovered over the note icon.)

    The spirit of a pilgrim greatly facilitates praying. An earth-bound, earth-satisfied spirit cannot pray.--E. M. Bounds