Feature Request: Edit Sermons with mobile app
I now only have my smart phone, and an iPad. (No PC computer) I am trying to use the iPad for my deep studying. The one shortcoming it has is not being able to create/edit sermons. I use the sermons system to take complete notes on a subject.
How big of a deal would it be for the mobile apps to be able to create/edit sermon files?
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This has been requested a number of times since Sermon docs were originally introduced to the mobile platforms. I would not count on seeing this anytime in the near future. Perhaps FL will surprise us...who knows?
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How big of a deal would it be for the mobile apps to be able to create/edit sermon files?
I would imagine this would be a MAJOR undertaking, so I doubt we'll see this anytime soon. While it would be nice, and has been requested by quite a few, I don't know how usable such a feature would be widespread since most, like myself, I suspect, write sermons on the desk top platform.
Myke Harbuck
Lead Pastor, www.ByronCity.Church
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How big of a deal would it be for the mobile apps to be able to create/edit sermon files?
HI Gary
Welcome to the forums.
I don't know about the mobile apps but the web app seems to offer that facility (not that I have actually tried it out).
This screenshot from my iPad...
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Mike
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Yes, the web app does support this.
I used it this morning to finalise my sermon just before the service and then it synced to the mobile app
It does require Internet access for this to work
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With the growing Chromebook market, which utilizes Android apps, and IOS 13, which turns the ipad into a small computer, this is more relevant now that ever. Editing sermons from a smartphone may not be terribly practical, but many of us are now using the app with a large screen and keyboard - and this feature has true significance.
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With the growing Chromebook market, which utilizes Android apps, and IOS 13, which turns the ipad into a small computer, this is more relevant now that ever. Editing sermons from a smartphone may not be terribly practical, but many of us are now using the app with a large screen and keyboard - and this feature has true significance.
As Graham and Mike indicated, the web app is the best tool for this when using a Chromebook, other Android device, or iOS device
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Yes, and by switching back and forth between the web and mobile app, I can get a most functions, but it is a frustrating experience.
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I see this feature to access it but I do I search for sermons I’ve already created?
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