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Hi, How do I export PDF without the Logos message: exported from the Logos Bible study?

Jab Holland

Thanks for the help. Using Logos 10. The message appears in the footnote and prints also. Actually, I don't want this in the footnotes; I don't want it mentioned at all.

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Graham Criddle

How are you exporting to PDF? The only way I know to do it in Logos is using a PDF print driver.

And if you do export directly to PDF there isn't any mechanism to turn off the footnote - so the only option I can think of is exporting to Word, removing the footnote and then saving that as a PDF document.

David McClister

Graham — perhaps I'm thinking of something different, but the Tools menu allows a user to export a selected passage from a book as a PDF document. It does, as you noted, still have the "exported from Logos" footer. Your workaround (Word, then PDF) is the one I routinely use.

NetworkGeek

As a point of reference, I don't see any Logos message at all. I brought up a book, highlighted a portion of text, went to Tools - Print/Export, then selected Save As File/PDF document, and saved it to my Desktop as a PDF. I got this, which looks fine to me?

David McClister

This message the OP is referring to is the last line on the page of your sample, except yours says "Exported from Verbum."

Jab Holland

Thanks for answer. Could you pls. clarify what I must do to avoid this?

Yasmin Stephen

@NetworkGeek Right at the bottom of your image is a footer: "Exported from Verbum", etc. This is your version of the Logos message.

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1354786#Comment_1354786

I've seen a 'lot' of these … there's a quote and then nothing below. I'm wondering if Safari doesn't show anything?

Of course, that's in addition to the bouncing to NetworkGeek's post before and after posting to Yasmin's post. I really wonder what that's about (a behavior from day-1).

OK, back to the time/date stamp on PDFs.

Jab Holland

So, if I understand correctly, if I want to export my bible study/Sermon to PDF, directly from my SERMON BUILDER, it always shows EXPORTED FROM BIBLE STUDY, PLUS DATE MENTION? So it is not possible to not let that show up? Then keep 'copy' and 'paste' to Pages in my case just the best option. Are there perhaps other ideas. Thanks for the quick responses you all!

NetworkGeek

Thanks @Yasmin Stephen @David McClister LOL I never saw it and have stared at it before!

Jab Holland

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Yasmin Stephen

@Jab Holland Did you see the workaround given by Graham and David? Export first to WORD, remove the footer, and then save as a PDF.

Jab Holland

Yes off course…that is what I usualy do….but that is a workaround, while Logos has it build in…strange…

Christopher Randall

I wonder if it is a copyright issue for some resources and so they do it for all documents. Just thinking out loud.

Jab Holland

It is my own sermon or bible study…however there might be truth in what you say. In sermon builder I directly put in text from my favorite Dutch Bible.

I don't use the Print/Export (to PDF) feature... solely because every page displays 'Exported from Logos Bible Study.' Why can't Logos omit this if we are not able to do it ourselves? As Graham Criddle already mentioned, I convert text to PDF in Pages. But this is a 'workaround'... whereas Logos has actually built in that functionality.