Hi,
I'd like to add my vote for a BlackBerry-specific frontend, and I'd be
willing to help out with the development as well. I have a BlackBerry
Storm and I have downloaded both the YouVersion and the OliveTree
Bibles, and neither one of them is much good. The OliveTree reader is
very convoluted
Well maybe that's RIM's method to deter customers from installing third party
Java ME apps.
No wonder you got yourself the HTC Hero.
LOL.
David
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I had a blackberry curve - a horrible piece of equipment where I could never
get GoBible to work. Or in fact any J2ME application.
The reason i was told was a problem with the J2ME install - when you start up
the phone the first time you get asked(pushed) towards uninstalling
"superfluous" lang
Hi everyone,
Other Bible software providers are already serving the BlackBerry market.
OliveTree Bible Software have an application.
And I just found this free software by doing a Google search.
http://www.blackberryfreeware.com/2008/11/blackberry-bible-reader-freeware.html
It's based on YouVers
Thanks Troy,
I had a further reminder about this issue today from Jaco Gunter of BSSA.
It doesn't really matter which Bible version is used. It's a general problem
on some BlackBerry models.
I suggest start with trying to install the KJV Go Bible.
I will be rebuilding this soon, but even v2.2.
I take it you've tried one or two Go Bible apps converted to .APK using J2ME
Bridge from netmite.com
See http://gobible.blogspot.com/2009/10/go-bible-for-android-phones.html
http://gobible.blogspot.com/2009/10/go-bible-for-android-phones.html
Sadly, some scripts of interest to your friends wer
That's great Peter,
I'll send you the file directly.
Many thanks.
John Duffy
>
> I have a private installation of the Bible tool which I/you
> can test on. it is located at
> www.crosswire.org/~refdoc/swordweb/webapp
>
> sorry, it is set to Farsi as default, buit you can switch languag
I have a private installation of the Bible tool which I/you can test on. it is
located at www.crosswire.org/~refdoc/swordweb/webapp
sorry, it is set to Farsi as default, buit you can switch languages.
Please send me the module
Peter
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This might be of interest to the linguists among you.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandombe http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandombe
.
It can be used to transcribe Kikongo, Lingala, Tshiluba and Swahili, four
national languages of DR Congo, as well as many other languages of central
and southern Af
Hi,
Having completed the module for ABN (the Bible in Irish) a few months ago,
it seems that all that is needed is for some of the front ends to be able to
display a11n before it can be released. I appreciate that a11n work is
ongoing on this for Xiphos at present, and that BT can display it alre
I am excited about the prospect of a Android application
(HTC Hero owner)
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> Hey Wes,
>
> Glad you can use the prebuilt library.
>
> Can you tell me if you have this line for both sword and swordcore in
> your sword/bindings/java-jni/jni/Android.mk
>
> LOCAL_C_INCLUDES
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