Print Export Psalms Explorer Results

Terry Hoese · 2025-03-21T12:39:35+00:00

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I just watched the training Week 7 – Psalms Explorer. It was excellent. Thank you. One thing I noticed I cannot do is print results from the screen. For example, Psalm 1 Psalm Structure. Copy and paste does not result in the same output. Could this be passed along to Logos?

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