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All cases look fine:

Folder: /usr/share/bibleanalyzer/Tools
File in Tools folder: modTools.py
Code in analyzer3.py: Tools.modTools

Hi Tim When I run the new version, I get this: mjones@ubuntu1:/usr/share/bibleanalyzer$ python -u analyzer3.py /home/mjones/Public/Bible_Analyzer/Modules/ Path /home/mjones/Public/Bible_Analyzer/Modules/ /home/mjones/.bibleanalyzer Traceback (most recent call last): File "analyzer3.py", li...

Both sound good.

Looking forward to the update

Well we have a couple of options. Would you be able, under python, to utilise multiple module directories? One problem with multi users and 1 directory is that many people can modify the module willy-nilly. Even getting multi users into someone's home directory is bad protocol, IMHO. If you can util...

That would be a good move. It is a bit of a pain editing the files in the /usr/share/... directory. Is there a real need for the "Public" directory? I would think that /home/(user)/bible_analyzer/modules would be a more descriptive location. Pardon my formatting. I dislike caps and spaces ...

Hey Tim I have been using 3.7.001 RC (5/20/09). In my daily usage, I have seen no real issues to report. There is a weird thing that happens with the text in Scripture Pad. There are times when the last character typed (especially after a font characteristic change) does not display, or is not fully...

Congratulations

To God the glory!!

I believe that it would be a good idea to offer more for download. The following would be at the top of my list: Clark JFB MHC Gill Torrey's Topical Strong Easton Smith Webster (abridged) Ussher A set of your basic modules would be good, plus having some of the more advanced and larger volumes avail...

Hi Tim I kinda like the separate library viewer, but the S-Pad option I think would work. The TOC on the left comes in handy, although still irked about the alpha ordering of the titles ;) As far as developmentally, I am not an expert so I do not know how easy these ideas would be to implement, but ...

Hi Tim

Would it possible / plausible to include the other library resources in the library search (text at minimum, devotions possibly)?