How do I name a Canvas Document in the Desktop app?

Graham Criddle · 2025-02-28T10:48:02+00:00

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Graham Criddle

This is running Logos 40 on Windows 11

I'm sure I must be missing something but I can't see any option to name a new Canvas document on desktop

The option does exist on my iPad - which seems to have a different (older?) version of the canvas properties menu

Any insights appreciated

Thanks, Graham

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Rick

In your first picture, it looks like you have some text selected. If you click outside of the text (deselect it) the option to name it should appear.

Graham Criddle

Thanks Rick

That was the issue - appreciated, Graham

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