For some undiscernable reason, that function no longer exists.You can still "mark as read" the reading plan. Open the "documents" tab, then open your reading plan document.
Major bug in updated mobile apps
Gabe Powell
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I use Logos to create several Bible reading schedules, but I use my paper Bible (shock!) to do the actual reading. Until the recent app update, I used either my Android phone or iPa. To check off when I've done a reading.
For some undiscernable reason, that function no longer exists. In my opinion that is a major bug. I don't know if it was intentionally removed r accidentally omitted in the re-design, but it must be fixed.
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Gabriel Powell said:
For some undiscernable reason, that function no longer exists.
You can still "mark as read" the reading plan. Open the "documents" tab, then open your reading plan document.
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alabama24 said:
You can still "mark as read" the reading plan. Open the "documents" tab, then open your reading plan document.
That´s what I currently do. Works fine.
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Sakarias Ingolfsson said:
That means several more clicks. I would love to have this feature restored.
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Jonathan Sine said:
That means several more clicks. I would love to have this feature restored.
Are you not using Logos either to read? Why not?
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There is great benefit in reading from an old fashioned bible for your daily reading. Now that I ESV audio is available I use logos app to listen while reading from my paper bible. I use an ESV Legacy Bible, single column, no study notes to distract. It helps to in memorizing scripture because the more you read this way, you not only learn the words but begin to see them on the page in your mind, you know that the verse you are looking for is at the top of the page, or halfway down, etc. It is something an electronic bible can never provide - great for a study, but for simply reading and meditating on the word before I get into study I always prefer my ESV Legacy Bible.
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alabama24 said:
Several reasons really.
- I already spend a lot of time reading from a screen. Mostly Logos...
- Having my morning devos reading from a paper Bible helps eliminate distractions.
- I'm mindful of how often my 3 kids already see me on my device.
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Having said all that, I suppose I could simply click the box when I get to the office and fire up Logos. [:)]
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Thanks DOC & Jonathan for your insight. Appreciated. [:)]
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