Then I gave the command, tap on bookmarks, and my Bookmarks opened.

The screenshots below are from an iPhone but are identical for Android.

The bold, italics formats are now complete with the addition of underlining.

The horizontal line will help in creating sub-divisions in a note, while the timestamp is useful when a note is updated, or a section is added.

An emoticon can convey nuances and can affect emotions, and they are fun to use.

Tap on the smiley face that is to the left of the Space Bar and select the emoticon of your choice.

If you view the phone in the landscape mode, the entire bar can be seen.

This number was never an official limit, but a few years ago, through some of my contacts, I was given the above number.

To be able to put 23k characters in perspective, I did a character count on a few conference talks and found they average 16-17k.

Now the new limit of 500k characters can allow us to go crazy.

This may seem extreme, but I have had incidents where I have copied and pasted an article that exceeded the previous limit forcing me to cut the material into sections.

But they were messy, long and not very attractive, and the biggest problem was while scrolling down a note, I would unintentionally touch the link and find myself outside of the Library, requiring me to jump back to the app.

Now with hyperlinks, no mess, no fuss, no accidentally activating the link, and the link lowell, cool.

Search suggestions now appear based on where you are located in the Library.

Now tapping on the option goes directly to the page instead of loading results in the search panel.

The final improvement is the date modified shows for notes on the Notes tab in search results.

While a great addition, I wish they were at the top of the talk.

Links to Revelation in Context have been added to the sidebar.

The link icon is the same as used for the recently added photos and video links.

The Gospel Library continues to grow and provide a productive environment to study the scriptures.

You can access images and watch videos right in the Related Content sidebar.

The purpose is to address the individual needs of each device.

While this will be a great benefit to those with special needs, it may prove to be a benefit to every user, and time will tell if it catches on with the general public.

Gospel Library App For Mac