Reading Plan used to show "Mark Read"

When I first installed Logos 4, I immediately created a Reading Plan to complete the NT in ~5 months. From the Home Page, I would select the day's reading and the bible that popped up had a indicator bar at the end of the verses to read that said something like, "Mark as Read". Clicking that would mark my day's reading as complete.

Lately I don't see that inline "Mark as Read" bar in the bible text anymore. I have to remember where I am supposed to read to and then, when I think I've gotten there: stop reading, go back to the Home Page, and manually check the checkbox next to today's reading.

I *have* done some rearrangement of panels and such - and have made the TNIV my preferred bible. So I assume I've somehow managed to turn this feature off, but I don't know how - or how to revert my mistake.

How can I get the inline "You're done with today's reading" bar back?

Thank you!

Sean

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Chris Elford

When I first installed Logos 4, I immediately created a Reading Plan to complete the NT in ~5 months. From the Home Page, I would select the day's reading and the bible that popped up had a indicator bar at the end of the verses to read that said something like, "Mark as Read". Clicking that would mark my day's reading as complete.

Lately I don't see that inline "Mark as Read" bar in the bible text anymore. I have to remember where I am supposed to read to and then, when I think I've gotten there: stop reading, go back to the Home Page, and manually check the checkbox next to today's reading.

I *have* done some rearrangement of panels and such - and have made the TNIV my preferred bible. So I assume I've somehow managed to turn this feature off, but I don't know how - or how to revert my mistake.

How can I get the inline "You're done with today's reading" bar back?

Thank you!

Sean

The presence of the Reading Plan start/end are "visual filters" so, check in the Bible that the plan is made for (each plan is for a specific resource - if you change it you'll create a new plan and have to do a Catchup) and ensure that the "Name of Your Plan Reading Plan" is checked in the "Three Circle Thingy" at on the title bar of your resource.

Chris

Sean Crotty

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/66538#Comment_66538

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The presence of the Reading Plan start/end are "visual filters" so,
check in the Bible that the plan is made for (each plan is for a
specific resource - if you change it you'll create a new plan and have
to do a Catchup) and ensure that the "Name of Your Plan Reading Plan" is checked in the "Three Circle Thingy" at on the title bar of your resource.

Perfect! Thank you Chris! :^)