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Ok thank you I've totally got it now.

BTW, did David Hoffman from the Common Man's Reference Bible ever contact you? he replied to me saying he was interested.

Ok, I tried re-installing and that still didn't solve the problem. I can make a dictionary, but not a book.

Content is not mine but uploaded here: https://pastebin.com/aPpY09PP

Thank you for any advice Tim.

Thank you Tim, but honestly I want to learn how to do it so that I can convert other books and notes into modules of my own. So I tried your instructions and in ScripturePad I saved it as .html even though .xml is the default format. I followed your instructions but you know maybe the problem is the...

No actually I still can't get it right. I used S-pad to create a book. Saved it as xml. Converted it in the module converter tool. Opened the newly created text file and it was completely blank.

Is there any chance you could make a video on how to do that Tim?

Thank you Tim! I think I've got it now.

He replied back to me with interest. I gave him your email and link to bibleanalyzer website. Thanks Tim.

Hi Tim, If I want to create a book module do I basically create it in html to show paragraph breaks then just type the entire thing on one line? Sorry if this sounds dense, but if it's just text on one line, I don't know how else to create paragraphs other than <p></p> tags. Is that right?

Thank you guys! The great thing about BA is that I can see the verses in a pop-up so thanks for that feature.

Hi Tim, Any chance you could contact David Hoffman about adding the Common Man's Reference Bible? I think it would be better as a commentary, not necessarily as a bible, but nonetheless, it has a lot of useful notes. I don't think he even copywrited his notes. I think this is his website: http://www...

I just bought this yesterday from you guys and happy to have it for searching, but it just so happens the first word I looked up "Anathema" has an error! :shock: The word anathema frequently occurs in St. Paul's writings, and is generally translated accused . An examination of the passages...