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The new Hymns section of Gospel Library is nice, but in April I submitted a feature request to the Global Services Department to add the extra verses at the bottom of the display for those hymns that have them. I was caught once again today at church without the extra verses as we sang our sacrament hymn.
The response from GSD in April was that this was a known bug and that a fix should be released "very soon." The response also said that I should be able to adjust my operating system font size in my system settings for the time being to cause the footer information to appear. Not only are the extra verses missing, but there is no author/composer, scripture reference, or any other footer information for any of the hymns in GL.
I sent another note to the GSD this evening telling them that I have not been able to find any system font size setting that will cause the footer information to appear. Has anyone else noticed this problem and been able to work around it? They also hinted that this was an Android only problem. So it would be nice to hear from an iOS person that the footer information is really there.
As for a fix "very soon", I have been around long enough to know that this was a poor choice of hopeful wording.
The response from GSD in April was that this was a known bug and that a fix should be released "very soon." The response also said that I should be able to adjust my operating system font size in my system settings for the time being to cause the footer information to appear. Not only are the extra verses missing, but there is no author/composer, scripture reference, or any other footer information for any of the hymns in GL.
I sent another note to the GSD this evening telling them that I have not been able to find any system font size setting that will cause the footer information to appear. Has anyone else noticed this problem and been able to work around it? They also hinted that this was an Android only problem. So it would be nice to hear from an iOS person that the footer information is really there.
As for a fix "very soon", I have been around long enough to know that this was a poor choice of hopeful wording.