Creating your own Reading Plan

James Phelan

Is it possible to create your own reading plan or import predefined ones?

Thanks,

Jim

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NB.Mick

Is it possible to create your own reading plan

Sure. Documents / New / ReadingPlan

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Is it possible to create your own reading plan or import predefined ones?

Welcome [:D]

Wiki => https://wiki.logos.com/Reading_Plans has custom reading plan examples.

Faithlife groups can share reading plans => https://documents.logos.com/ that can be copied by members or followers.

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Paul Davenport

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/617100#Comment_617100

I don't see in Docs/New/Reading plan in Logos 5 or on the wiki page details or how to create your own custom reading plan. I'm probably missing something obvious but how do you actually edit or import the passages allotted for each day?

Thanks

Paul

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/632273#Comment_632273

Hi Paul

I'm probably missing something obvious but how do you actually edit or import the passages allotted for each day?

Sorry but you can't currently do what I think you are looking for.

We only have limited control over setting up plans - for example, specifying the book (or in the case of a Bible a range of passages), and the number of sessions / days and then Logos populates the plan. We can't change which passages are then used on a particular day.

Graham

Mark Barnes

Is it possible to create your own reading plan or import predefined ones?

Thanks,

Jim

Hi Jim,

You can certainly create your own reading plan. There are instructions here: https://wiki.logos.com/Reading_Plan_$28Basics$29

Some predefined plans are included, and you can share your plans with friends, too.