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- Submitted: Nov 28 2011 07:46 PM
- Last Updated: Jun 21 2012 11:23 AM
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- Author: Josh Bond
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e-Sword Module Installer 0.4: Updated
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Description
The e-Sword Module Installer automatically installs your e-Sword modules! It copies your e-Sword module to your e-Sword Resource Folder on your Windows PC. This works for e-Sword 9 and 10.
Step 1:
Download and install the Module Installer.
Step 2:
You can install modules from Windows Explorer, Internet Explorer, or Firefox.
Option A - Double Click the file in Windows Explorer
You can now double-click any e-Sword module you downloaded in Windows Explorer:
(If the Module Installer asks you for Administrator permissions, click "Yes".)
For a non-editable module, the Module Installer shows this screen (don't worry, all you have to do is click "OK").
For an editable module, the Module Installer shows this screen (don't worry, all you have to do is click "OK").
Zip files
If you downloaded a zip file: double-click the zip file (or open it while you download the file, as shown below). When the zip file opens, double-click the e-Sword module to launch the installer.
Option B - Installing directly from Internet Explorer
You can install a module without leaving Internet Explorer! After starting your download in Internet Explorer 9, click Open in the popup at the bottom of the screen. This will launch the Module Installer when the download finishes.
Option C - Installing directly from Firefox
You can install a module without leaving Firefox! After starting your download in FireFox, the download popup below will appear. Click the "Open with" option and click "OK". This will launch the Module Installer when the download finishes.
Compatibility
Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and maybe older versions of Windows.
Change Log
Version .3: Automatically detects your e-Sword Resource Folder instead of assuming program files\e-sword. Warns if e-Sword is not installed.
Version .4: Warns before overwriting a file. If you try to install a module with the same filename as an existing module, a warning results. Put version number in program.
Acknowledgments
Special thanks to Brent Hildebrand for help with the installation file, which was was more trouble than the application itself. And special thanks to Doctor Dave for beta testing.
The only real words to translate are OK and Cancel. The rest of the screen is moot for 99.9% of people. I provide the ability to override the path because a few people who use it might be module makers who want to open the module in a database without installing it...
But yeah, if someone gave me the words, I can escape in unicode.
But yeah, if someone gave me the words, I can escape in unicode.
thanks for this version UPDV,i was searching a bible containing the name of god Yahwe,I got in e sword. Congratulations
Yahweh bless
Soy estudiante de Teologia, necesito esta herramienta urgentemente, se que me ba haser de mucha bendición,GRACIAS
very helpful god bless u
Karlous, i am asking for prayers as our church is about to breakground.
Thanks a lot. God bless.
No one needs to download and use the very time consuming program. All you have to do is extract the zip file and copy the files to the eSword folder and you are done.
Can't get this to work. so frustrating
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How hard will it be to provide the UI in other languages?
How much i18n/l10n did you anticipate, when you wrote it?
I'm thinking it might be the solution to a problem I've run into. Minority language users who don't understand English well enough to know how to install resources in their native language.
jonathon