Two questions I can't figure out
1. Is there a way to turn off the Notes icons on the iPad that show inside a Bible text, like you can on the desktop in the 3 concentric circles visual filters?
2. Is there a way to get a list of the resources I have downloaded to the iPad, so I can manage the space taken up by easily deleting some I no longer want on there?
Thanks!
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1. Under view settings, you can turn off notes and highlights, but it's all or nothing. You can't select which files are visible.
2. The only way to show downloaded resources currently is to go to airplane mode. Only downloaded resources will be visible in your library.
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This feature--or loss of a feature, since the older version had an icon attached to every downloaded item--is very disappointing. When will this be restored?
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Hi Douglas - and welcome to the forums
The library still indicates whether resources have been downloaded or not, those which have show a "grayed-in" icon. There have been requests for this to be made more visible.
In the Andorid app there is now the possibility to focus on "local:" which just shows downloaded resources. I assume this will come to iOS but don't know when.
Graham
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Under view settings, you can turn off notes and highlights, but it's all or nothing. You can't select which files are visible.
Thanks Alabama for the reply. Where is this setting? I click upper right corner and get Account, then Settings, I only see "Document for Highlights", Preferred Bible, and Proclaim?
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Hi Dominick
Thanks Alabama for the reply. Where is this setting? I click upper right corner and get Account, then Settings, I only see "Document for Highlights", Preferred Bible, and Proclaim?
You access it from within a document - pressing the Aa button
Graham
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Thanks! I thought that symbol was just font size. I wonder if that would be more intuitive with a different icon...
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