Bible Analyzer User's Forum

To help determine the direction of our Bible Study Software endeavors in this age of emerging Artificial Intelligence, I put together a short survey to see how Bible Analyzer users, and anyone interested, feel about using AI in their Bible study. The survey page is here, https://www.bibleanalyzer.co...

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Yes, it is a Bible Analyzer warning. It is warning that it can't load the Javascript functions into the Windows provided display. Bible Analyzer uses the MS provided browser backend to display the html data in the Parallel Presenter (much like web browsers do). It tries to use the Edge backend and f...

Well, this shows that it is not an issue with the Bible Analyzer installation.

Did your computer update recently? What version of Windows are you using?

It works ok on Win 11 25H2.

I'm not sure what could have changed to make this start happening on your system.

Try this. Install a Portable version of Bible Analyzer to test. It will install everything in one folder. Then run it and see if the issue occurs.

Just run the setup file and select Portable.

I have a true vectorized semantic search system in the works that not only does semantic searches on the Bible but also can semantically search Bible Analyzer modules and a user's own data. If a user has a folder full of web pages or Word docs with sermons, messages, etc. they can also be indexed an...

The two html file were generated when you exported a page to your browser with the export button. They can be deleted. The Javascript error indicate the Javascript functions are not getting loaded before the Presenter tries to use them. SOmetimes this is a glitch in the OS and with the next try it w...

The cause was a regressive import I had to fix. Will be ready for the next update.

The Root search is really redundant since one can use wildcards for the same results. I just put it in years ago for the convenience of some, but few must use it since you are the first to report it didn't work.

Using Unicode symbols would be the best, I think. That would make the changes compatible with the existing Bible Analyzer versions.

I don't have time to work on this now, but if you want to make the global changes and send me a corrected copy, I'll upload it to the Download Manager server.

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If it has the same table structure and the text is formatted the same it should work. You will have to have a different file and tab name, though.