Editing Handouts and Questions in L7 Sermon Editor

Is there any way to edit handout and questions (in the sermon editor) apart from editing the the sermon itself? In other words, how to add or remove comments or questions to the content of a handout created in the sermon editor?

Also, can the handouts and questions be exported to Word? If so, How?

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Richard Wardman

Is there any way to edit handout and questions (in the sermon editor) apart from editing the the sermon itself? In other words, how to add or remove comments or questions to the content of a handout created in the sermon editor?

Seems this can't be done, but it would be nice to be able to edit handouts/questions without altering the sermon content. For example, I wouldn't want to include the headings of my sermon in the questions I produce. Currently, I don't think there's a way to do that.

Also, can the handouts and questions be exported to Word? If so, How?

Yes! Just select either "Handout" or "Questions" from the tool bar, then click "Export" in the top right, and select "Print/Export."

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/849625#Comment_849625

For example, I wouldn't want to include the headings of my sermon in the questions I produce. Currently, I don't think there's a way to do that.

By default, headings are included in Handouts and Questions.

But you can toggle this off from the main Sermon document

Alla El-Din Agbna

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/849634#Comment_849634

Thank you Richard and Graham for your very valuable responds.

my other question will be: how to change the font size in the sermon editor? i can't see any icon for doing so, and the print out seems to be so large.

Many blessings,

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/849640#Comment_849640

how to change the font size in the sermon editor? i can't see any icon for doing so, and the print out seems to be so large.

Not possible at the moment - but being worked on.

Richard Wardman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/849634#Comment_849634

By default, headings are included in Handouts and Questions.

But you can toggle this off from the main Sermon document

So you can!! Thanks Graham.

It would be good if we could toggle the default - i.e. to never include headings in Handouts and Questions.

Fred Chapman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/849872#Comment_849872

Bob and others from FL have said that a future release of the Sermon Document will include style sheets with various fonts and possibly colors. We don't know what the styling options will look like, but perhaps this could be included in the style sheet options.

Richard Wardman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/849873#Comment_849873

Bob and others from FL have said that a future release of the Sermon Document will include style sheets with various fonts and possibly colors. We don't know what the styling options will look like, but perhaps this could be included in the style sheet options.

That would be excellent!

Dr. Bob Browning

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/849666#Comment_849666

how to change the font size in the sermon editor? i can't see any icon for doing so, and the print out seems to be so large.

Not possible at the moment - but being worked on.

Is this still "being worked on"?

One would think 8 years would be enough to provide an intuitive way to change the font size when generating a PDF of sermon Handouts, but as a new user of Logos 10 I can't find anything.

Richard Wardman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1319457#Comment_1319457

Is this still "being worked on"?

One would think 8 years would be enough to provide an intuitive way to change the font size when generating a PDF of sermon Handouts, but as a new user of Logos 10 I can't find anything.

Changing the font size has been an option for several versions of Logos. You can alter the font size in the Styles menu and these will be respected when exported to Word/PDF.

What version are you running?

Dr. Bob Browning

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1322210#Comment_1322210

I’m running Logos 10 on my Mac.