Re: [sword-devel] NET Bible

[Tom Whittemore]

Brother Troy: Thanks for responding.  When the SWORD started,  it found the net.conf file in the newmods folder,  and moved it to the mods.d folder. Since the AJKV works well,  I copied the AKJV ot, nt, ot.vss, and the nt.vss files into the NET \modules\texts\rawtext\ folder,  thus overwriting the four NET files.  Still didn't work.  So I edited the AKJV.conf file,  changed the two lines below and saved it as NET.conf,  thus overwriting the NET.conf file.  Still didn't work!  I have the four AKJV files and the AJKV .conf file with only two lines changed,  and the NET Bible still shows no verses.  Am I missing something here?  This shouldn't be that hard.  If a plain,  vanilla Bible is this much trouble,  I shudder at the thought of a 60,000+ entry Commentary file with Greek, Hebrew, Transliterated and Unical fonts! [NET] DataPath=./modules/texts/ztext/net/ P.S.  You people on this site are so very knowledgable and computer language savvy that most of your "techie" talk is about as far above me as the 7th heaven!  (says he,  with a sheepish grin.  So,  please,  type a little slower so that I might keep up!)  I don't want to talk "age" here,  but in college all of our  (COBOL / RPG)  programs were entered via punched cards!  And my first job was on a NCR 310 computer with 4Kb of memory,  where all of the data and programs were stored on punched paper tape  (and it ran a data centre)!  I truly do appreciate all of your help. P.P.S.  Brother Barry (Drake) responded and I sent him a small sample of the .imp file for him to peruse. Troy A. Griffitts wrote: Tom,     Try placing the net.conf file in mods.d instead of newmods (shouldn't matter).  Also, you can't change the nt or ot files.  The nt.vss and ot.vss are indecies into exact character positions of the nt and ot files.  If you remove a character, then everything will be off by one.     Suggestion: copy the nt, ot, nt.vss, ot.vss files from some working Bible into your net directory to see if your .conf file is working correctly.     -Troy. -- Agape Love, always! Yours, in His Holy Name,   Tom W.     How happy is the one whose rebellious acts are forgiven, whose sin is pardoned! How happy is the one whose wrongdoing the Lord does not punish, in whose spirit there is no deceit.    - Psalms 32:1-2 (NET)     All outgoing Email has been scanned for viruses by Norton Anti-Virus 2005 v11.0 Professional.

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