Writing Sermons/Papers Within Logos?

I was wondering if I can write sermons and papers inside the Logos program. In other words, I'd like it if I could type/write sermons/papers as a Logos-type of document, so it would save and sync with Logos on my other platforms (android and online). Thanks much for any comments!

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Graham Criddle

I was wondering if I can write sermons and papers inside the Logos program

Technically you could write sermons etc inside the Logos program using its Notes capability.

However, Notes aren't designed for that and I think you would find it didn't have the functionality you are looking for.

For Sermons, I write them in Word and then copy the contents into a Logos Note so it is then linked to the text and syncs with the different platforms I use

abondservant

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/768807#Comment_768807

Technically you could, but would be doing so sans spell check and some other things. I too do as Graham suggests and write in word, and then add as notes tied to the scripture. NOTE: I keep the original word docs as well, I may one day get around to turning them into a PB.

Shane Lems

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/768849#Comment_768849

Thanks for the help, Graham and "abondservant." For now, I think I'll type on Word, and then when I'm to a good spot writing, I'll cut/paste into a note. That might be my best option unless someone else has a better idea. Maybe Logos will have a word processor of sorts in a future edition - so a mister's whole library and sermon index could be in one place - and synced online! Blessings....

Charles

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/769123#Comment_769123

"Maybe Logos will have a word processor of sorts in a future edition - so a mister's whole library and sermon index could be in one place - and synced online!"

I hope not. I remember the old QuickVerse program that included a word processor. It was terrible. Let's leave the Word Processor programs to the folks who do it best. Copy and paste is your friend. [;)]

In Christ,

Charles