When I click on the Handout tab after I've gotten everything sent over to the handout, and I then hit print, I can't actually print the handout—all I seem to be able to print or export is the whole thing from the draft page. Am I missing something?
I don't quite understand your issue. When I go to my handout, I click on the print icon (make sure to hide your answers). It then brings up a print preview screen where you can export to Word (which is my preference so I can edit further), export to PDF or you can click the printer picture and print.
I think I see what part of the problem is—I was treating "Questions" as a handout (for families to use after the sermon) and that apparently doesn't print without the rest of the text. Switching to Handout and adding questions to it that way works. I'm still not sure what use the Questions tab is if not for printing.
Ah. You are correct. I don't remember it being that way but I don't use questions all that often. I am guessing it is a bug. I'll create a new post for it.
I don't remember what it is called in Logos, but the Accordance equivalent is the "Instant Details" and it is the little info stuff down at the bottom if you hover over a word. Anyway, is there a way to change what it says? The main problem with it is that it shows SO MUCH redundant information that it makes it difficult…
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I'm seeing what looks like a hand drawn arrow next to a Bible verse in my Bible window. I have attached a screenshot. How did it get there and what does it mean? (I have a Max subscription.) Thanks!
Is anyone else having a problem with preserving the formatting of Bible verses when they are added as slides? For example, inserting Psalm 119:89 does not preserve LORD in all caps using NASB95. Is there a way to keep this formatting without having to edit the slide?
I have a set style in copy bible verses and when I paste it into sermon, it looses most of its formatting. Especially the superscript. This was noticed after the last update. Are there settings I need to change?
