Daily OfficeLesson 4 of 4 · About 3 minutes
The Page’s Own Settings
A few more choices about the page are kept in Settings, under The Page. You set them once and leave them.
Tap Overflow (…), and then tap Settings.
Click Overflow (…), and then click Settings.
Pinch Overflow (…), and then pinch Settings.
Tap The Page.
Click The Page.
Pinch The Page.
Tap a setting. One that is On or Off changes as you tap it; one with more choices opens them, and you tap one.
Click a setting. One that is On or Off changes as you click it; one with more choices opens them, and you click one.
Pinch a setting. One that is On or Off changes as you pinch it; one with more choices opens them, and you pinch one.
Tap the back arrow to return to Settings, and then tap Done to go back to the office.
Click the back arrow to return to Settings, and then click Done to go back to the office.
Pinch the back arrow to return to Settings, and then pinch Done to go back to the office.
Press Back, and select Settings in the sidebar.
Scroll down to The Page.
Select a setting to change it.
Press Back to leave Settings.
What each one does
- Drop Capital: an office that opens with a sentence, as Morning Prayer does, begins with a large red letter. Turn this off to begin with an ordinary one.
- BCP Page Numbers: the headings show the page of the BCP they are printed on. Turn this off to leave the page numbers out, on the page and in a PDF you share.
- Responses: the People’s words are printed like the rest, As Printed. Bold or Italic sets them apart.
- Liturgical Colors: the dot beside the day is in its color. Where churches keep different colors, such as purple or blue in Advent, choose yours.
- Notes on the Liturgy: turn this off to hide the small red i beside each heading, for the plain page.
- Controls: which edge of the window the buttons sit on: Left, Right, Top or Bottom.
Making the Page Your Own: step through it on the app’s own screens.