Is there any way to undo a bookmark update? In a moment of weakness, my highly-trained, non-thinking habit-formed finger updated the top bookmark, rather than selecting one further down the list to update.
I shut down my device and jumped to LDS.org but, alas, I was connected when I mis-updated, and the update had already been passed on to the mothership.
My original bookmark was somewhere in the Old Testament, but that doesn't narrow it down much. I think I am sunk. I may have to read the whole book again to figure out where I was parked.
Can a Bookmark Update be Undone?
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Re: Can a Bookmark Update be Undone?
The best hope was in the notes section on lds.org but there is not an option to see recent updates or past versions. Because that isn't there I would conclude that you are stuck.
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Re: Can a Bookmark Update be Undone?
If you have another device that hasn't synced, you could check there (put it in airplane mode before you open Gospel Library to make sure nothing syncs down). Other than that, there's no way to undo or see previous versions of bookmarks or annotations.
If you've been making highlights as you've gone along, you could check under Notes > Recent to see where your last highlight was in the Old Testament.
If you've been making highlights as you've gone along, you could check under Notes > Recent to see where your last highlight was in the Old Testament.
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Re: Can a Bookmark Update be Undone?
Thanks, jasonhyer and sbradshaw, for the excellent suggestions. Unfortunately, as I suspected, with only one phone that has stayed super-synced lately, it appears I am doomed to reread a part of the Old Testament.
Not a bad thing, actually. I suppose I should have been paying more attention and remembered what I was reading. It seems to have made an awfully terrible impression on me. Another wonderful opportunity to repent. [grin]
Not a bad thing, actually. I suppose I should have been paying more attention and remembered what I was reading. It seems to have made an awfully terrible impression on me. Another wonderful opportunity to repent. [grin]