Convert Passage Guide into Reading Plan

Is there a way to place the commentary results in the Passage Guide into a Reading Plan? I don't think so, but I've been pleasantly surprised many times.

Does anyone have any hints or tips on how to do this? Scenario: When I begin to research for a sermon, I type the reference into the box on the home page. Then I read many, but not all of the commentary results in the passage guide. However, I often loose track of which ones I have read and waste time opening resources and realizing that I read it yesterday. Any suggestions based upon your practices?

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Graham Criddle

Is there a way to place the commentary results in the Passage Guide into a Reading Plan?

I don't believe so

But what you could do is right-click the "Commentaries" section header, select the copy option and paste into a note.

Then you could work through the note, marking each one as you have finished with it.

Does that help at all?

Kevin Maples

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/569909#Comment_569909

Does that help at all?

Yes it does. That is a good "work around" solution. I knew some veteran expert would know a way to do this. I had no idea I could copy the section into a file. What I did was copy the list and then as I read through, I changed the font color of the ones I read in order to identify them as read. This is helpful to me because I cannot read the entire list and skipping around from resource to resource, especially across multiple days, I can't remember which ones I have read.

Jack Caviness

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/569909#Comment_569909

But what you could do is right-click the "Commentaries" section header, select the copy option and paste into a note.

To keep you mind sharp, you should learn something new ever day. Thank you, Graham, for giving me my new nugget for today—and a very worth-while nugget it was. [<:o)]