Add Clippings as a new kind of note
Phil Gons (Logos)
Administrator, Logos Employee Posts: 3,799 
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@davidtaylorjr, your comment implies that doing this means losing something about how Clippings are right now. That's not necessary condition of bring them to Notes.0
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@phil-gons That is true, if current functionality stays as is, I would not have an issue with this.0
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@davidtaylorjr, that would definitely be the goal. Clippings it great, and we'd want to retain everything that's great about it.0
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@phil-gons Agreed. I just know in the past there have been talks of scrapping Clippings in favor of the Notes Tool.0
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@davidtaylorjr, we've always planned to incorporate Clippings as a new type of note that works the same way as Clippings work today but benefits from the database approach of Notes.0
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@phil-gons I've struggled with the division between Clippings and Notes. I want the functionality of notes when I'm looking at texts that I've interacted with before, and I want the functionality of clippings when I'm preparing a sermon. If they can be brought together, that would be great--particularly if we could then attach a Clippings doc to a Sermon.0
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I would love to have something that helped me organize my clippings better. Maybe put them under headings or rearrange faster than just a drag and replace.0
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Seems like the most intuative solution would be to allow Notebooks to include more than just notes (i.e. clippings, passage lists, notes, word lists, etc.).
This would be great for the sermon notebook feature in Sermon editor.0 -
It would be helpful if we are able to filter our clippings based on the tags being used0
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It would be helpful if Logos autosuggests tags while typing your tags (just as in the Library and the Notes Tool), which will help being consistent in your tagging.0
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This sounds like a good idea. What would prove helpful is if material from outside resources could be added to Clippings and appropriately indexredand tagged0
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Agree0
