Bible Analyzer User's Forum

Right-click on a Bible tab and select "Open Session Manager." You can select any Bibles (plus Cmts, Dcts, Books) for a particular session and BA will update instantly.

I'll check on the User Manual. It works on my Ubuntu install but it may be from a previous install. I thought it was in the beta .deb, but maybe not. Concerning the Parallel, some texts are excluded such as those with Strong's and non-English, just because it got the Parallel table uneven. I will pr...

I see now. Go to Preferences/Text To Speech and check "No Speech at Start."

The KJ4 was a creation of a guy calling himself The Carpenter. They are Book modules and will be found under the Books tab when installed. The KJ4 is not a Bible text though it contains the Bible text. It is not connected to J. P. Greene in any way.

Are you referring to the splash screen that has the shield image?

If so, what edition of Bible Analyzer are you referring to, Windows, Mac, or Linux? The current Windows edition has this splash screen,

Thanks. We will try to get the tags cleaned up soon.

Yes, he has some good material. However, I have written him twice in the past about Bible Analyzer and notified him of our complete 1611 edition when it came out last fall. He did not reply to or even acknowledge receipt any of the emails. I suppose his silence speaks for him.

I believe the TR is Stephanus 1550. I suspect it is just a small issue that is causing BA not to find your Strongs Dict. module, but I don't know what it is. For the release edition of 4.5 I'll try to come up with an installer for the modules that will hopefully make installing them easier. Give me ...

s-strongEx.dct is the correct case of the filename. I mis-typed it above. Mike had it right.

The AV/Strong Index works OK on this Ubuntu installation (11.10). Be sure you have the file s-strongEx.dct (with this exact word case) in your modules/dictionaries folder and the Indexer should work.

s-strongEX.dct should work. Let me check a couple things on Ubuntu and I'll get back.