I realize that this is a late reply to this note, but I think that it
pertains to the most recent thread regarding copyrights. Daniel if you
meant it when you wrote it and if you still mean it, perhaps this would
be a good time to help direct the activities of Jonathan and others.
If they are
Daniel Glassey wrote:
If you have $10,000 and can guarrantee royalties then they may discuss
it with you - that is what Zondervan require. afaik Zondervan sell their
own software with the NIV so I don't think they will sell a sword module
themselves. There are more translations than the NIV so if Z
I think that until locked modules are supported by crosswire that there
should be no mention of them.
As I poked around, looking in the application, the application's help,
the web site's module pages, the web site's explanation of locked
modules, the server's listing of zero length files which
Daniel Glassey wrote:
OK, subject to anyone objecting I am asking to take over copyright
duties (I have emailed people already with some ideas but Troy is
offline at the mo).
I'm of two minds on this issue. On the one hand, I object to the idea of
your taking over copyright duties because I fear
Bryan L. Fordham wrote:
On Wed, Feb 16, 2005 at 05:50:20PM +, Barry Drake wrote:
The problem is that most of the copyright holders would be willing
to negotiate an arrangement whereby The Sword Project would be
allowed to purchase the right to sell modules. Unfortunately there
is no provis
DM Smith wrote:
Chris Little wrote:
Based solely on this account, it seems that the representative from
Tyndale is misinformed. First, while CrossWire might prefer to
distribute translations for free, we certainly do not require this of
publishers. We are willing to work with them to allow the s
On Wed, Feb 16, 2005 at 10:11:58AM -0900, Vonnahme, Nathan wrote:
>
> Has anyone tried arranging with one of the other Bible software vendors
> who is already selling these translations to also sell downloadable
> Sword modules? They've already got the infrastructure and licensing
> worked out, a
> I just sent off a request for permission to produce a Sword module
> containing the NIV Bible. We'll see what they say. It would
> obviously be a
> third-party module that would have to be purchased.
Has anyone tried arranging with one of the other Bible software vendors
who is already selling
On Wed, Feb 16, 2005 at 05:50:20PM +, Barry Drake wrote:
> The problem is that most of the copyright holders would be willing to
> negotiate an arrangement whereby The Sword Project would be allowed to
> purchase the right to sell modules. Unfortunately there is no provision
> within the p
Hi there ...
DM Smith wrote:
Two questions regarding this:
What changes would need to be made to Sword to allow the unlocking of
a locked module?
What progress has been made with publishers to provide locked
translations?
This has been said before, but I guess it's time to repeat it. Sword
Chris Little wrote:
Based solely on this account, it seems that the representative from
Tyndale is misinformed. First, while CrossWire might prefer to
distribute translations for free, we certainly do not require this of
publishers. We are willing to work with them to allow the sale of
Sword un
Seeing the letter from Tyndale, I can't see anything wrong with their
response. I was actually going to point out that there are certainly
web versions of the NLT available for free.
This is quite useful and I've used it a lot myself, with Lynn
Allan's terrific InVerse Bible memory prog
Now that I have someone from Crosswire. I am going to now include the letter that I FIRST sent and e-mailed Tyndale.
To Whom It May Concern:
I am writing to you today on behalf of the Crosswire Bible Society. They have created several software programs that can be used to study the Bible. They a
Let me clear up a few possible misconceptions...
The Abbott Family wrote:
I would really like to see some of the modern Bible translations
included in the Sword Project, like the NIV (New International Version)
and the NLT (New Living Translation).
I use the NLT alot but I don't have it on the
I would really like to see some of the modern Bible translations included in the Sword Project, like the NIV (New International Version) and the NLT (New Living Translation).
I use the NLT alot but I don't have it on the computer.
I realize that there are copyright issues and that Tyndale in
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