Bible Analyzer User's Forum

Thank you so much! That worked.

Is there still a reset to default option. Under "tools" I only have listed: Export User Notes to File Display Primary Modules Folder Display User Modules Folder Display User Data Folder I want to reset the audio file links. The links are still broken for the KJV Dramatized version. And now...

I did that. Nothing happened. I do not see the Bible link module listed anywhere free or premium. Should I see it listed under "add ons" under premium?

BA is stating that I do not own the timing module. I purchased it years ago, and I just purchased it for "free" again. I downloaded the exe, but I am on Linux and that won't work.

I am using Pop Os 24.04 Cosmic Beta.

Thank you so much for 5.6 that can work on newer versions of python! I was able to install BA on Debian 12 with the XFCE desktop.

I am distrohopping with a Toughbook CF30 Mk 2. 64-bit, 4GB Ram 256 SSD drive. BA 5.4 runs fine, but for all distros that I have tried, I get a similar error message. I am not complaining. I am just posting the latest error message. dependency problems prevent configuration of bibleanalyzer: bibleana...

v4.7 is too old to support some of the features you mention. I'm not sure which was the last version to run on XP, but here are some links to some later versions you can try. www.bibleanalyzer.com/bibleanalyzer501-setup.exe www.bibleanalyzer.com/bibleanalyzer511-setup.exe www.bibleanalyzer.com/bibl...

I want to use Bible analyzer on an offline T60 Thinkpad with XP SP3 32 bit. I installed a version of 4.7 that I found online, but some things are not working correctly. I think some of the issues are with a sloppy installation of XP rather than with BA, or that I am using the wrong version for such ...

Tim,

Could you please check the Dramatized audio files for the NT? The OT files play fine, but not the NT. I had this problem with the Linux 5.4, but not the Windows 5.4.

Thanks!

Thank you everyone that posted this information. That explains why the OT includes dates and the NT does not. Very interesting.