Bible Analyzer User's Forum

At this time only Strong's dictionaries can be used for the Strong's popups in the Bible and other windows. The issue is Thayers (and others) need to be formatted differently for them to display properly in a popup. We just haven't done that yet.

Yes, the sub-folders for images in Texts need to be under the main Modules/Text/Images folder. BA should be able to find them there. Images opened by the Image Viewer (.imd) can be anywhere under the Modules folder, but they are normally in the Modules/Image folder.

Thanks again for the kind words. I have thought of making a TheWord convertor. In fact, I have some scripts written to convert them here at the office but nothing yet in Bible Analyzer. Converting most Bibles would is pretty simple, but like e-sword, converting the other modules is troublesome. The ...

If you mean a span of verses, either method will work. <u>Rom_4:5-10</u> or <a href="bible://Rom 4:5-10">Romans 4:5-10</a> Will display all six verses. If you mean chains of verses you have to make a link of each ref. <a href="bible://Rom 4:5">Romans 4:5</a>, <a href="bible:...

We recently released v4.4 of Bible Analyzer. It primarily was modified to allow the display of our new 1611 edition of the Authorized Version. It can now display the following, * Original Chapter Headings * Linked Note Indicators in Text * Linked Marginal Notes and Alternate Readings * Linked Cross-...

Thanks for the kind words, Brother. There is even more coming for Bible Analyzer in the near future, Lord willing. To make the links live, there are two methods, A single string reference A custom link. The single string method is likely the easiest. All you need to do is format the refs in a way Bi...

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.