I am currently unable to set up a Custom Reading Plan for "Honey from the Rock: Daily Devotions from Young Kuyper."

After email with CS, I discovered by accident that if you select the text of one entry at a time, the "select open resource" has the option to add that reading by title to the plan." Excellent! However, it would be so much better if could be done automatically.

Then, when I arrived at a page of entries in the plan, I discovered that it will not scroll so that more can be added. I hope this will be a simple fix.

I will try to share the plan ("Honey from the Rock - Custom" with only 31 entries) so that others can see it.

Thanks,
Don

The way the current dashboard is set up (v. 8.3 SR-1), I can create cards linking to my custom layouts. However, changing and updating the layouts do not change the cards because they are linked to *snapshots* not the layouts themselves.

Support said that this was the intended design and that I would have to delete and recreate the card each time I wanted it updated. If that's the case, I might as well just choose the layout from the toolbar menu. What is the point in having the cards on the dashboard if they could be outdated the very next time I use the layout?

One specific case use: I'm teaching through Mark on Sunday mornings which means every week my passage locations, searches, etc. are all different from the week before. The card should link to the latest save, not an old snapshot.

Why can't we customize workflows with all of the things that logos does?

I should be able to choose the version I want to read in a workflow without it being my default Bible version. That way if I want to use Greek or Hebrew, I can without setting those as my default.

It would be great if we could add a canvas to our workflows or a diagram. Whether we work in the original languages or not, diagramming is an essential part of understanding the point of the text.

It would also be nice to add notes or a personal commentary to our workflows, so we can track what we are seeing in the text. Maybe this can already happen, but it isn't intuitive.

And finally, if my workflow is for a sermon, why can't I add a sermon to the workflow? It is baffling why so many of the great features of Logos have been left out of the options for the workflows.

Both students and academic scholars need to be writing, producing, and/or publishing a variety of content. Notes has seen some good improvement, however, it could use further advancement or perhaps a new tool beyond notes would be more appealing and functional. The inquiry and suggestion is about looking into the possibilities of integrating either offline or online (API) the various platforms used for writing, producing and publishing while obviously maintaining the Logos platform identity. API integration might further allow for edits and adjustments made in the platforms to also reflect in Logos. Currently, even exporting notes to a word document or copy/pasting formatted text from word (or other platforms) encounters significant formatting challenges that often make it too challenging to utilize reliably beyond basic annotation of ideas.

- Apple Pages (for Mac/iOS users it is both free and integrated into the OS and iCloud already)
- Scapple (with Canvas) and Scrivener
- Word/OneDrive and/or OneNote
- Google Docs
- Evernote
- Dropbox
- Garmmarly(?)
- Other

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