Incorporated into Bible Analyzer is an independent Image Viewer. When opened the
viewer will be in a separate Window Frame from the main application.
To open the Bible Analyzer Image Viewer either:
- Click
the Image Icon in the Toolbar, or
- Click Image
Viewer under the Control Menu
- Hit F4on
the keyboard
Once opened the Image Viewer will display on the left a Tree listing all the loaded image
modules. Each Image group can be expanded to show all the available images.
Hint:
The Tree can be hidden and shown by selecting Hide/Show Image Tree from
the View Menu.
The Fit Side button will cause the image to be re-sized to the shortest side making
scrolling only on one side necessary. Fit Side will up-size images that are smaller than
the display window size.
The Fit All button will down-size the image to fit entirely in the display. Fit All will not up-
size images.
Drag-Scrolling
An quick method of scrolling is to hold down the left mouse button while over an image
and drag the mouse in the direction you wish to scroll. The cursor will change to a
symbol resembling + to indicate when drag-scrolling is active.
Exporting and Printing
New for version 3.0, exporting and printing of images is available from the Main Menu.
The files are exported in either .gif or .jpg format, depending on the file type.
Hint:
If the user wishes to have full access to the images files within the Bible
Analyzer .img module files, he can extract the whole group of files from the
module with an unzip utility. Simply change the extension of the *.img file to *.zip,
and extract the files as normal.
Custom Image Modules
To make a custom .img module for Bible Analyzer a Title File must be made and
included in the archive with the image files. The file must be formatted as such:
The Module Title on the first line and the title of each individual image on the following
lines. Here is an example from the Clarence Larkin Charts module
Clarence Larkin Charts
The Church
Church vs Kingdom
The Two Comings
etc...
The file must be saved as a plain text file with a .txt extension. The image files can either
be JPEG (.jpg) or GIF (.gif) image files.
To make the module, make a .zip archive of all the files (the images will load faster if it is
uncompressed) and change the extension to .img.
When the file is placed in the /Modules/Image folder, Bible Analyzer will find it the next
time it is run.
To view a working example, extract a module file as detailed above and examine the .txt
file.
