Allow Blocks in Sermon Editor to be Designated as Both Handout and Text
Matt Doebler
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Please vote for Logos to bring more simplicity to the Sermon Editor workflow by allowing the user to mark the same content for both Text and Handout.
As it currently exists, designating a content block as Handout (so that it appears on the handout) excludes it from the Text document (which is marketed as a preaching document).
This either/or behavior produces unnecessary redundancy when building a sermon. For example, let's say I want to use one of those 1 million quotes that is in the Popular Quotes database. Let's say that I want it to show up in both my sermon "text" document and in the "Handout" document. To do that, I've got to import it twice into the sermon editor. Once so that it will show up in the manuscript and a second time so I can mark it for the handout.
Vote for Logos to give us more efficiency with the Sermon Editor tool by changing this either/or behavior!
As it currently exists, designating a content block as Handout (so that it appears on the handout) excludes it from the Text document (which is marketed as a preaching document).
This either/or behavior produces unnecessary redundancy when building a sermon. For example, let's say I want to use one of those 1 million quotes that is in the Popular Quotes database. Let's say that I want it to show up in both my sermon "text" document and in the "Handout" document. To do that, I've got to import it twice into the sermon editor. Once so that it will show up in the manuscript and a second time so I can mark it for the handout.
Vote for Logos to give us more efficiency with the Sermon Editor tool by changing this either/or behavior!
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