how can I export a sermon on a Mac?

Are you clicking the Export button in the bar at the top of the sermon?

Are you clicking the Export button in the bar at the top of the sermon?

Yes, in Sermon Builder up on the top right I am clicking Export, which brings up a little window. Then I click Print /Export which brings up that little box. I can also paste a screenshot just to make sure I am on the right screen.

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Thanks

It is the first screen you get to (the one after clicking Export) that gives you the “best” options for exporting. But i do seem to remember exporting to Keynote isn’t available - I forget why.

What happens if you export to PowerPoint and then import that into Pages?

What happens if you export to PowerPoint and then import that into Pages?

I just got out of a class so I tried that, and while it did successfully create a PowerPoint which I could open in Keynote, Keynote will only let me export the slides to a PDF or an actual PowerPoint presentation. Apart from the fact that I can't export it to Pages, the formatting is totally demolished since it has been converted into a slideshow.

Hi @Kristin

Apart from the fact that I can't export it to Pages, the formatting is totally demolished since it has been converted into a slideshow.

I’m not clear what you are trying to do. Export to PowerPoint does create a slideshow. What are you hoping for it to do?

I’m not clear what you are trying to do. Export to PowerPoint does create a slideshow. What are you hoping for it to do?

Someone on another thread pointed me to a YouTube video, and at this min mark he exports his sermon to Word. This not only preserved the format, but it also created an export timestamp, and since it is a document, it is still able to be edited further.

So when I saw this, I tried to export my Test sermon, as the format he showed would work perfect for my backup system. So I guess as far as what I am trying to do, I am trying to backup the sermon work I am doing in my normal docs, not just within Logos (been there, done that in Accordance), so it is pretty important to me that I can export stuff in a way which is preserving formatting, but in an editable format (i.e, not a PDF).

Hi @Kristin

What happens if you select the Safe as File → Rich Text Format option?

What happens if you select the Safe as File → Rich Text Format option?