Bible Analyzer User's Forum

Thanks for the suggestions. There is a gospel harmony in the Books Viewer under Lists and Tables. Do you mean a dedicated or separate harmonies feature? Could you give me an example of how an "intertextuality finder" would work? I'm not sure what you mean. Morphological tools may be in a f...

Glad you like it.

We may make it and some others into a module. Until then you can make one yourself using Bible Analyzer's Module Creator Tool. The format it needs is in the User manual (help.chm).

Yes, the tabs can only display in a single row.

We are presently working on a new interface for version 4.0. I can't say at this time if multiple rows will be available with it, but we will look into it.

It sounds like it may be an encoding issue in both instances. The Module Creation Tools are still beta versions and will not work with some texts. In version 4 we hope to refine the creation tools. If you can send a few lines of the raw text you are using I may be better able to determine the issue....

The Linux version of 3.9 is now available also. See this thread,

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Bible Analyzer 3.9.3 for Linux is on the website and here, http://www.BibleAnalyzer.com/bibleanalyzer_3.9-3_i386.deb This version does not have the pesky title popups, Will use the new TSKe in the Reference Panel (if available). Plus (most of) the new 3.9 features The tools and module folders are no...

We have uploaded a six chapter sampler of the UTB commentary. It is available on the Modules Page.

Lord willing, the 3.9 for Linux will be up by next weekend.

The Lord has allowed us to develop two new and exclusive commentary modules over the past few weeks, * Understanding The Bible, Commentary, By Dr. David Sorenson * The Treasury of Scripture Knowledge, Expanded and Enhanced Understanding The Bible (UTB) The UTB commentary is the fruit of David H. Sor...

We are going to send ICR a "Media Kit" (after we make one. They asked for one when we emailed them) and see how it goes from there.

The Pulpit Com. is public domain but since it is so large, I guess they figure that justifies a large price.