And if you DO have any difficulties, there is the osis-user support list
for asking questions from other encoders and the people who wrote the
standard. See here for details: http://whi.wts.edu/OSIS/user_area
--Chris
Martin Gruner wrote:
Hi Tom,
I'm no OSIS expert, but in my impression encoding texts in OSIS is simple if
all you have is the bible text, footnotes, crossrefs and perhaps strongs. If
you want to mark up a lot more, then it might become difficult, but if you
just want the basic features it is really straightforward.
mg
Am Samstag, 4. März 2006 16:08 schrieb Tom Stout:
Hello I just invested several days formatting a Bible Text to use with
e-sword. Let's just say it was an experience that drew me closer to the
Lord in terms of patience and perseverance. :)
The translation is a South American Indian language called Guarani. And
before I dedicate more time to format this text into the OSIS schema,
could you tell me what Bible Programs are currently using this format
and what is the future of this format for Bible programs.
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