Two Questions

Ronald Quick

I've been reading The Lives of the Saints
on my Kindle Fire and to keep track of what I have read I copied the
table of contents into a Word document, downloaded it to my Kindle and
cross out what I have finished reading.  However, I accidentally clicked
on one of the entries in my word document and it opened up biblia.com
and tried to access The Lives of the Saints resource.

Two Questions:

Why did it do this?

Why did it not access the resource on my Kindle?

Thanks.

Dave Hooton

However, I accidentally clicked
on one of the entries in my word document and it opened up biblia.com
and tried to access The Lives of the Saints resource.

The TOC must have been hyperlinked that way so if you right click and select Edit hyperlink in Word you can find out what it is. How did you copy the TOC to Word?

Does History not allow you to keep track of your reading?

Ronald Quick

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/332740#Comment_332740

I did this on my desktop computer.  I copied the TOC, pasted it into Word and downloaded it onto my Kindle Fire.

I hadn't thought of using History to keep track of what I've read.