Reading Plan (Basics)

#. To the left of the start date, click on the /day/ field: \\ \\ {{$@img-fluid amber:11164998:46253556}} \\ \\

#. Click the appropriate /radio/ button:

* click *at your own pace* to read /when/ you like whilst Logos tracks your progress; /or/

* click *at your own pace* to read /when/ you like whilst Logos tracks your progress;{{$@img-fluidamber:11086078:45800934?maxheight=12}} /or/

 * default to *every day* of the week; /or/

 * click *every weekday* to read Monday through Friday; /or/

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!!! Selecting when to finish reading your book

 Now select the date when you want to finish reading your book. \\ Note that *Today* is the default /start/ date, and that can be changed after this.

 Now select the date when you want to finish reading your book. \\ Note that *today* is the default /start/ date, and that can be changed after this.

#. In the editor to the right of *finishing* click on the date:  \\ {{$@img-fluid amber:11164936:46253124}} \\ \\

#. Click the appropriate /radio/ button:

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!! Understanding Progress

#. In the /Calendar/ view if you hold your mouse over the next session's reading then you will see a *Done* link. This will _only_ show \\ when holding over the next session's reading. You can mark that session as *Done* by clicking on this link, \\ but it would be better to do this in your book.

* You will see a green checkmark in the upper right corner of days which you have marked as read.

* You will see a green checkmark in the upper right corner of sessions which you have marked as read.

* In the /List/ view, you will see a green checkmark to the left of days that you have marked as read. \\ \\ {{$@img-fluid amber:11165793:46259278}} \\ \\

* In the /List/ view, you will see a green checkmark to the left of sessions that you have marked as read. \\ \\ {{$@img-fluid amber:11165793:46259278}} \\ \\

* A check box is shown on the row for the /next/ session. You can click the box to mark that reading as *Done*, \\ but it would be better to do this in your book.

 

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!! Reading specific parts of a non-Bible

 If your non-Bible book is /indexed/ by Page number then you can specify which pages to read. You may also beabletospecifynon-bible/references/.

 If your non-Bible book is /indexed/ by Page number then you can specify which pages to read.\\ You can also specifyanyofits /datatypes/.

#. Click on *All Passages* (or the /Reference range/ next to *Read*) \\ \\ {{$@img-fluid amber:11165381:46256334}} \\ \\

#. From /List/ view or /Calendar/ view you may have noticed page numbers in Roman numerals e.g. *Pages iii-xxiii*, \\ and don't want to read what is usually a Table of Contents. The view also shows 373 as the last page number.

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 In this example we are going to create a Reading Plan to read through the Pentateuch, Psalms & Proverbs in the Holman \\ Christian Standard Bible (HCSB) in 6 months. This way we get to read two different sections each session. \\ \\ {{$@img-fluid amber:11167920:46271540}}  \\  

 

#. Start [[a new Reading Plan >> # Starting a Reading Planfromthemenu]]

#. Start [[a new Reading Plan >> # Starting aFlexible Reading Plan]]

#. Select the HCSB bible.

#. To select which portions that we want to read, click on the /Reference range/ (usually *All Passages*).

#. In the /Reference Range/ box, type: *Gen-Deut | Psalms, Prov*.

#. In the /Reference Range/ box, type: *Gen-Deut | Psalms, Prov*.

 * *Gen-Deut* is used to indicate that we want Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and then Deuteronomy.

* The pipe character *|* indicates that we will read more than one section each day.

* The pipe character *|* indicates that we will read more than one section each session.

 * *Psalms, Prov* indicates that the 2nd section is to be Psalms and then Proverbs.

#. [Optional] To name our reading range: