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Yes, that's true for the Linux version. I forgot.

You can convert them with a Windows version, if you have one installed, and then copy then to Linux. Or just email me and I'll send you the links.

Yes, you can convert them from the Tools/Convert 3.7 And Earlier Texts entry in the main menu. Or email me and I'll send you links to download the .bk files.

Scofield only had comments on a small percentage of verses. To see them all click the Show Refs button at the upper right of the Commentary window and it will display a list you can select from.

You will need to copy the audio files to the drive that contains a Bible Analyzer installation and then run the audio indexing utility in Preferences.

Yes, that could be done, but which tab should get selected if the user has more than one with hits? The first in the list? Would probably be better than nothing, I agree.

Maybe in the future. We will let the rapidly evolving mobile platform stabilize some and see which is the best route to take.

Sorry this reply is so old, but for some reason we were not notified of it. You may have to copy or move the Bibles in your jeff/Documents/BibleAnalyzer to the usr/share/bibleanalyzer folder to see if it will work. They will have to be sudo copied. Linux Note Actually we have not spent much time on ...

I assume you were searching the AV. For it you need to enter,
honour thy mother
See the 'u' in honour? This will give you eight verses.

Also, keep in mind what search settings are set to get the type of results you want

Yes, in a way. One cannot view two commentary tabs at the same time, but you can export one to the multiwindow and view two side by side. See attached image.

Thanks for the suggestions. These are good ideas but are very hard to implement for all Bibles. Let me mention why. The comparison feature is most helpful with two texts that are quite similar. Such as the AV/AV-1611 or the AV/KJ2000, etc. But when two texts are compared that are not very similar, s...