At 04:08 PM 7/21/2003 -0700, Chris Little wrote:
Don A. Elbourne Jr. wrote:
It would not bother me at all if Sword instituted a
policy/mechanism that every module had to be in valid well-formed OSIS 1.5,
anything else wouldn't even display.
That certainly works for me. At the moment, we're not
Simon wrote:
Dear Chris,
Thanks for your reply, really some good ideas
structures in a tree are a good idea. structures might be
okay. Smaller units like , , or probably
shouldn't have their own tree nodes in a display. I don't know whether
that was actually your plan or not, but watch
Don A. Elbourne Jr. wrote:
It would not bother me at all if Sword instituted a
policy/mechanism that every module had to be in valid well-formed OSIS 1.5,
anything else wouldn't even display.
That certainly works for me. At the moment, we're not targeting
user-created documents because of the
Simon,
I have been using Paypal for a few years and have never had any problem.
I've sent and received several thousand dollars and every transaction has
always been smooth and glitch free.
by grace alone,
Don A. Elbourne Jr.
http://elbourne.org
- Original Message -
From: "Simon" <[E
I also sent Sergej money for the Wycliffe and Tyndale New Testament texts
and I received the texts from him. I did not check their accuracy though. I
then sent him money for the CD ROMs of the Early English Bibles he is
advertising on his web site and never recieved them! ALL further
corespondence
OK, 3 months on, if anyone is still interested, I've put a couple of samples
of my first scan of my old Matthew Henry maps on a web site. The index page
is at: http://www.ayliffe.org/mhenry.htm Be careful the images are very
large. If you're paying for bandwidth by the minute or the MB, these are n
On Sunday 20 July 2003 11:54 pm, Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
> On Mon, 21 Jul 2003, Simon wrote:
> > > PS: Would you mind leaving proprietary file formats of the list?
> >
> > Well, if you had opened the file
>
> Which I can't as I have no use for windows here.
which is no reason to not be able to o
Hi,
Is paying with PayPal safe? I heard some negative things about it?
Can you also open an account and just have a small amount of money on it, or
do I have to put a larger sum of money on it before I can open an account?
If not, I'm going to send you some dollars. Is just the emailadres you
men
Have you considered a message board where more peer-to-peer support could
WOULD you consider a message board where more peer-to-peer support could
be given? Pretty please?
Actually, I also quite like the idea. A forum might be an interesting
platform for user discussion -- something we don't have
Dear Chris,
Thanks for your reply, really some good ideas
> structures in a tree are a good idea. structures might be
> okay. Smaller units like , , or probably
> shouldn't have their own tree nodes in a display. I don't know whether
> that was actually your plan or not, but watch out becau
Don A. Elbourne Jr. wrote:
Troy,
Have you considered a message board where more peer-to-peer support could be
given?
Troy,
WOULD you consider a message board where more peer-to-peer support could
be given? Pretty please?
--Chris
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Simon wrote:
OSIS is XML, so it has a document structure inside. I don't know if the
tools you mention can handle that, without the user having to type the
structure tags...
My idea is to show the document structure in a Tree (just like a bookmodule
in Sword). Also I want to make pre-defined tree
Hi folks,
About a year ago, I sent Sergej Fedosov of the Slavic Bible/the
Christian Library in Donetsk, Ukraine some money to help him complete
production of the Wesley & Tyndale Bibles that we now offer from our
site. He has written me to let me know that they are nearing completion
of the B
Can anyone point me the documentation of the following
1. Build instruction for Windows/Linux port of SWORD backend
2. Documentation of how to use Perl binding with Sword.
3. Any UI specification of Window's (or other port) of SWORD front-end port.
It will be interesting if we can
1. Create a XP
Hi,
I am Grant Alexander. I'm 40+ and live in rural New Zealand. I'm a committed
Christian and have been a user of various Bible Study software tools for about
15 years.
I used a DOS based tool - On-Line Bible way back and then moved onto Logos,
but have been really impressed by the Sword proj
Hi all,
I don't know when the files on the official download page were renewed, but
there are 3 users on the support list claiming they've downloaded the Sword
setup from the crosswire website, installed it, and then getting Access
Violations. They didn't have Sword before on their PC...
I don't
Shalom Simon :o)
> The picture I used, has the same spelling as used in the Restored Names
King
> james version (http://www.eliyah.com/Scripture/), and also used in the
> Brown-Driver-Briggs lexicon, under nr 3091. But, as far as I know, there
are
> 2 ways to spell Jesus, Yeshua and Yahushua. Plea
Troy,
Have you considered a message board where more peer-to-peer support could be
given?
by grace alone,
Don A. Elbourne Jr.
http://elbourne.org
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From: "Troy A. Griffitts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, July 19, 2003 3:32 AM
Subject: [s
On 21-Jul-2003 Chris Little wrote:
> On Sat, 19 Jul 2003, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
>> PS. I shouldn't tell you this, but there is a tag for supporting
stuff
>> that you just can't figure out any other way to markup except for a
>> display oriented tag-- see
>
>> > Ow, about markup, as far
Yesterday, I tried to write a conf file for the Vietnamese language and
saved it to UTF-8 format instead of ANSI. I had the following problem:
The program doesn't recognize conf file saved in UTF-8 format. When I
saved it in ANSI format, it was recognized, but the Vietnamese charaters
were not di
- Original Message -
From: "Simon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Ow, about markup, as far as I know (the last time I checked is some months
> ago), OSIS doesn't define tags for markup. So, are there markup tags
defined
> in OSIS v1.5? If not, what tags do you guys advise me to use for markup
(you
- Original Message -
From: "Troy A. Griffitts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Don makes a good point that we want to enable people to easily place
> their content into our software-- and I agree.
>
> In my opinion the solution is to:
>
> 1) make it easy for anyone to import content for SWORD, and
>
Chris,
I completely understand you wanting to guard against badly formatted modules
being submitted to the project. I was not "crying for new features." I was
simply reacting against the idea of intentionally obfuscating the module
creation process to keep non-programmers away. I believe the Sword
> Thanks! I only go next week on vacation for 3 weeks, so I think it will be
> after I'm back that I'm going to seriously work on it
Alright, drop me a line then. It might be that I'm away for a while then.
> BTW: Is it usually to open a SourceForge even when the project is still in
> pre-Alpha p
> Well, to me this sounds like a worthy project.
> Let me know if I can be of any assistance with setting up a project @
> sourceforge or something like that for you.
Thanks! I only go next week on vacation for 3 weeks, so I think it will be
after I'm back that I'm going to seriously work on it
B
Well, to me this sounds like a worthy project.
Let me know if I can be of any assistance with setting up a project @
sourceforge or something like that for you.
mg
Am Montag, 21. Juli 2003 10:57 schrieb Simon:
> > Also, it would be cool to have something platform-independent
> > (java/wxwindows/
> Also, it would be cool to have something platform-independent
> (java/wxwindows/gtk).
I do agree, but there are some reason's why I have chosen for C#:
- I want to learn C# (I have already experience with C and C++, but not C#)
- There's a very good IDE available for free (C# Builder Personal),
Shalom,
> Your pic is wrong! this is not
> the name of Jesus (Yeshua). I don't know
> how to code it, but I do know how to write it
> (I'm a Jew and a believer that lives in Israel)
> I can help witha ny qustions regarding Hebrew.
>
> Look at the attachment, it's the right one.
The picture
Also, it would be cool to have something platform-independent
(java/wxwindows/gtk).
mg
Am Montag, 21. Juli 2003 05:08 schrieb Arthur Bolstad:
> I too am interested in an OSIS editor and will work with you as possible.
> I have experience with VB and a little Java only, so probably cannot help
>
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