Hi there
I am experiencing an odd problem whereby a Sermon is duplicated in the Sermon Manager. When I view the list of sermons I can see the sermon twice:
Despite the sermons having a different value in the date field - they are the same document. If I open either they have the same content, changing the content in one (such as the title) changes in the other. Looking on documents.logos.com I can only see a single sermon:
Clearly something is wrong. Any ideas?
thanks
Paul
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Paul,
I believe the issue is that this isn't a duplicate sermon. This is the same sermon with two occasions set in the Info panel. So it is treated as the same sermon. If you wanted to use these as two separate sermons and make changes, you need to duplicate the sermon in the Documents Tool by selecting the sermon and using the Duplicate option in the Info Pane.
You cannot have a Document with the same name.
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I wish I had known this before I lost the original sermon. Is there a way to retrieve the original and still keep the new one, which was duplicated with the intention of using much of the original material, but modifying it for a different congregation?
MJ. Smith: Open Documents Click on trash (lower left) This should bring up a web page of your documents In the upper left, select sermon as document type then look for your "lost" sermon and recover it.
I don't think this will work MJ. If I understand correctly it is not that the sermon document is lost but that the original contents have been overwritten.
If that is the case, then the only possible option I am aware of is to contact Customer Services and see if they can help
Graham, you're correct ... I read the problem too quickly.
You are correct; it did not work. That's okay, at least I learned something new, i.e. that if I duplicate the "doc" I won't lose the original information like duplicating it in the Sermon Manager. Hopefully the next time I rework a sermon I will remember this. Thank you, each of you, for your help.