Hi all,
I've been working full time in a church for the past 2 months, and
while I've used BibleTime/SWORD quite a bit before (and even wrote my
own frontend, KioSword, a while back), I've been using BibleTime more
than ever now, and I wanted to say a massive thank you to the SWORD
and BibleTi
I like the idea of these companion modules. In my case, I want to
record my comments on various texts (often as I prepare sermons). So I
want to be able to create my own editable companion module linked to a
particular text.
I also liked the idea of "fast" vs "slow" commentaries. This implies
Arthur Bolstad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I like the idea of these companion modules. In my case, I want to
> record my comments on various texts (often as I prepare sermons). So
> I want to be able to create my own editable companion module linked to
> a particular text.
We don't have a mean
Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
> The phrase "companion modules" was coined last January at BibleTech when
> several of us were debating additional capabilities in which Wycliffe
> folks have an interest.
>
> This past Friday, I implemented a beginning of this concept in
> GnomeSword. The idea is that s
I am excited about the
potential of companion modules because of several module issues I have
puzzled over.
One is a Catholic translation I am encoding that includes
study-Bible-like notes. They would not work as notes because of the
volume of text involved, so I have been working at preparin
Sounds good.
No comments at this time.
I hope to get this registration going soon.
Scanning the whole genbook takes some time so I was thinking if we
could we make the versification registration "on the fly" in that on
the beginning only books are known. When someone wants chapters for a
boo
