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kenfhill84083 wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 01, 2026 12:53 pm

Here is a step-by-step that triggers the problem.

I cannot reproduce this problem. The passage shows correctly in the Quick View on my Win10 system. See below:
As an aside, I didn't know anything about Quick View and never used it before now, so far as I can recall.

I noticed the following error in Coke's Commentary on the Whole Bible, at John 1:51, Coke-comm-Jn-1-51.jpg I have corrected both errors, where spaces should separate different words. The corrected version of the commentary can be downloaded here: https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZcrQ8JZYjSYh...

Just to be very clear, the ONLY changes I made to the commentary was to alter the word " cloth " to " doth " and to change "we know that ' when he shall appear" to "we know that, when he shall appear" (in 1 John 3:2, changing apostrophe to comma and removing t...

wsbones is correct that the .chm extension must be assigned by the OS to reader. The Win help viewer is usually selected by default, but if none is selected the error dialog comes up. This is what I see in my Windows 10 installation (yes, I am aware that Windows 10 is currently out-of-support by Mi...

You need to assign the .chm extension to a book viewer. I have it registered to the Calibre book viewer. There are probably others. You can do it under Apps/personalization/choose a default app for an extension You can use the built-in Microsoft HTML Help Executable (hh.exe) on Windows, or third-pa...

in the Garner-Howes Baptist Commentary @1Jn 3.2, This looks like a typo : And it cloth not yet appear what we shall be Fixed. The corrected file is named garner.cmt ; it is 26.1 MB in size. Checksums of the updated file: md5sum = 76237e8b4bbf67d07985ef7d9893183c sha256sum = fcbf107a612a6fb1b2842e3f...

I am using Windows 10, and I invoked Bible Analyzer from a TCC (like 4DOS) command line as follows: bibleanalyzer://search+av/"mark iniquities" It did successfully invoke Bible Analyzer, and searched the Authorized Version. However, two problems occurred: (1) It only searched for the singl...

I found there is an easy way to remove the association:

Run CMD.EXE or TCC.EXE as an administrator, go to a command prompt, and type:
and press ENTER

I notice that Bible Analyzer claims the .bak filetype (or file extension). For me, that's a little unexpected, since *.bak has long been used to indicate backup files. I can see that the *.bk file extension is used for files in the Modules/Text/ folder (probably short for "book"). But what...

. . . you guys pointed me to Linux Mint 14 and now I am on 15. Mostly ain't looked back. Linux Mint version 15? That's quite old. Support for Linux Mint version 15 ended in 2014 . I recommend that you visit https://linuxmint.com and get the most recent version, release 22.3 ("Zena"). If y...