Bible Analyzer User's Forum

Is this the Webster's file you tried?
http://www.BibleAnalyzer.com/Free/d-web1828a.dct.bz2

Be sure it is extracted to the "hidden" modules/dictionary folder. We had to place the folders under the user folder because of permissions. v4 will deal with it a litle better.

If there is a more complete Nave's available it could be incorporated into Bible Analyzer since it is in thr public domain.

They just sent a generic letter say "AT this time..." It is strange. They and others have their text all over the place, but still try to restrict it.

I may ask again when I get a chance.

Version 4 for Windows is ready and available here,
http://www.bibleanalyzer.com/bibleanalyzer406-setup.exe

The Linux version should be ready before too long.

The modules must be placed in the .bibleanalyzer\modules folder under your home folder. This folder may be hidden so you will need to show it. Once they are in the proper folders, Bible Analyzer should find them on the next run.

No, not just by selecting Bible text. However, if the text is a result of a search, the number of verses with a hit is counted in the search results.

Making the text scroll is not something simple to do, so it may be awhile before that is available. Yes, you can use any voice that can be installed in the Windows TTS engine. Here is one I found that sounds much better than the standard Microsoft voices, http://rapidshare.com/files/108336122/RSSolo...

We have been tweaking and refining Bible Analyzer over the last couple weeks and now have an update, 4.0.6. It fixes a couple issues with the Parallel Generator, such as it can now display any Bible text. Before it could only display complete Bible texts (not just NT texts). Also fixed printing/expo...

We have modified the module specification to allow a dedicated font in Bible, Commentary, and Dictionary modules. This is implemented in v4.0.6 which is available now. Here is the SBLGNT Bible module with the Apparatus as a Commentary module. The required Greek font will be installed as well. The mo...

Does the ScripturePad built in word processor not work for this? One can copy/paste to/from it and save the files. It also can make live link popups. You can also export ranges of verses to it by right-click. It will also save in .rtf so the files can be opened in another word processor.