Dashboard question

Randy Gadson · 2025-03-04T16:18:45+00:00

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Is it possible to take an item from my Documents folder and make it a card on my Dashboard? I want to place a Reading Plan on my dashboard, but every time I attempt to do so, it places a completely new reading plan. I want to place one that I previously created as a card to have immediate access when I open my Logos software to the dashboard.

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Graham Criddle

If you click the + sign you should be able to add an existing Reading Plan as a card

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Graham Criddle

If you click the + sign you should be able to add an existing Reading Plan as a card

Randy Gadson

Thank you, Graham Criddle. Your suggestion worked just as you stated.

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