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One thing to remember, The config file for v4 is "config4.ini." "Conig.ini" is only for v3 series.

Here is a 4.1 beta that is compiled for "all" architectures. It may work on 64bit systems. If any of you can test it, let me know.

http://www.BibleAnalyzer.com/bibleanaly ... -0_all.deb

If you can tell me what steps cause the menu to dissapear, that would be a big help. In the meanwhile run the BA-reset utility to reset all the settings. It should be in your Program Files/Bible Analyzer 4 folder. If not, you can download it from here, http://www.BibleAnalyzer.com/BA-Reset.exe

Hi-lighting of Bible verses is not yet supported. This is because of the underlying architecture Bible Analyzer is built upon. Hopefully, in the future this will become available. Presently, just ScripturePad and User Notes can be hi-lighted.

Here is the video,
http://www.BibleAnalyzer.com/tutorials/clouds.html

You need to download and install the Word Clouds module from here,
http://www.BibleAnalyzer.com/Free/BA-WordCloud.exe

and then open the Image Viewer (F4) to view them.

Well, I don't know what the issue is. I just tried the 4.1.0 setup on my XP system again and it ran fine. Other XP users have installed it as well. It seems like there is a system file missing, but v4 does not have any more system dependencies that v3.9.

I'll continue to look into this.

Look in your Program Files/Bible Analyzer 4 folder and see if you have all these files.
ps. The text.xml file is not necessary.

What operating system are you using? XP, Vista, 7? You do not need to uninstall 3.9 to install 4.1, but that is already done. Did you have any added modules or just the ones that came with the 3.9 setup? Does anything show up on the screen before you get the error message? In the meanwhile, download...

Bible Analyzer is now at 4.1. You can download the setup file here,
http://www.bibleanalyzer.com/bibleanalyzer410-setup.exe

The Bible Analyzer application does create the user folders. It creates a User/Documents/BibleAnalyzer folder if it doesn't exist and places the configuration and layout files there. If the user makes custom modules they go there also. I have not found a way to use a .deb file to place anything in t...