New Feature: Sermon Editor
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Hi Mason - and welcome to the forums
Mason Phillips said:I want to reference a resource as a linkable item in my library, but I don't want to include the text in my sermon document.
Sorry - but to the best of my knowledge this isn't possible.
Graham
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Clint,
I have been using the Sermon Editor since it first came out. It has its frustrating points but it is a time saver. The slides need some real improvment
John H Pavelko
Crossroads Presbyterian Church
Walled Lake MI
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Doesn't it say "Sermon" just after "Sentence Diagram" in Documents?
John H Pavelko
Crossroads Presbyterian Church
Walled Lake MI
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Just click on Text in the top of the sermon page
John H Pavelko
Crossroads Presbyterian Church
Walled Lake MI
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Which version of Logos 7 do I have to have to get Sermon Editor? Way back when Logos was on disks, I had a Sermon Creator (or something like that), which stopped being usable during various upgrades. I think I had Logos 6 Silver, but now only have have Logos 7 starter pack, and don't seem to have access to Sermon Editor in my Documents menu.
It's a shame to have had access to an earlier version (that worked well for me) but access to nothing now.
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You need to ensure youn have the Full Feature Set - or a Faithlife Connect subscription,
A summary of what features are available at different levels is at https://www.logos.com/compare/feature-sets
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Phil Gons (Faithlife) said:
We used a modified WPM calculation assuming more pauses than most public speaking. I can't remember the exact number. Eli knows. It assumes a full manuscript and not just an outline.
Mike Tourangeau said:Being able to edit the wpm would be great esp as many transition to the tool and don't have the page breaks to know approx how long this will take.
We plan to add this in a future update.
Are there still plans to be able to edit the wpm?
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