The search results can be resized and moved, and temporarily collapsed by clicking on the triangle at the top right hand corner just left of the red X

Now, I'm sort of getting a bit confused.

 

So what do you guys mean by "dock" when it comes to the search results or whatever?

 

From a Programmer's perspective, something which is docked, is like the different windows you see in the main e-Sword interface, of which it cannot be moved, minimized, maximized, or resized. That is Docked.

 

So, a bit of clarification might just help me in understanding what you guys are talking about.

I assumed that OP's 'dock' meant Search tab was accessible while browsing in the Bible tab, or switching between Search tab and Bible tab; thus, my response.

Olaf Bacon provides a method of 'dock' by accessing a permanent list of verses which is accessible while browsing the Bible, Compare or Parallel tabs.

Are underlines used in e-Sword kept in markup.ovlx or another db?

Yep.

 

Not only that, so too are Highlights stored in the same file. That said, you can also create new markup files and give them a unique filename (pretty much the same way one can with topic, study, and journal Note files).

Thanks, that means underline will move around depending on whether Pericope is toggled on/off.

You mean like:

Search: Paul's letters (Rom -- Hebrews)

Range: Select Philemon

Results: will not include Hebrews

...

Below shows exactly why it can't be done...

First step was to select:
Search: Paul's letters (Rom -- Hebrews)

That would eliminate the need to search for Romans in the Range:

Second step was to cut out Hebrews from Paul's list, without having to search for Philemon:
Range: Select Philemon

Results: will not include Hebrews
..........
As for the image; I have not been able to duplicate the original image, so I have no idea why 'Paul's letters (Rom -- Hebrews)' remained visible after I selected Philemon.

 

And God said, Let the earth bring forth grass, the herb yielding seed, and the fruit tree yielding fruit after his kind, whose seed is in itself, upon the earth: and it was so.  (Gen 1:11 KJV)

 

Is there a typo in the phrase "yielding fruit after his kind".  My printed version of the KJV has "yielding fruit after its kind".

 

PeterN

 

NKJV uses 'its kind'; maybe that is what you are using? I checked my various hard copies of KJB, they all have 'his kind'.
 

I was confused about the AKJV; apparently, there are two AKJV Bibles:

1) Cambridge Authorized version used on biblegateway.com ; used by e-Sword

2) American King James version used on StudyBible.info

https://studybible.info/version/AKJV

...
I prefer the Americanized spelling rather than the Brit spelling, mostly because it makes more sense, despite the fact that here in Kiwi-Land we use Brit spelling  as our default method.
 
I like bucking the system.
 
Blessings,

Americanized:
2 Timothy 3:17 (AKJV)
That the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished to all good works.

KJV:
2Timothy 3:17  That the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good works. 


There is a difference between 'thoroughly' and 'throughly'; which makes more sense?

What's new


Bible searches can now use Regular Expressions! Just wrap the expression in the REGEX() command, for example:
REGEX(\b[Aa]fter\W+(?:\w+\W+){1,6}daysb)

Typo?
should be days\b ; but then I also realized that adding the \ causes an emoticon to appear; I unchecked [ ] Enable emoticons, but emoticon still appeared in post.

Maybe it was not a typo, but rather a way to avoid the emoticon.

nt

I think ToolTipTool NT 20190819 was the last stable app for windows; it works on Win7.

The problem is that I cannot find it listed anywhere on the web. If someone knows where the older versions are stored?

The last three versions of e-Sword ToolTip Tool NT are available here on BibleSupport.com from the same URL, including version 20190819

 

http://www.biblesupp...ws-environment/

 

ElderB

Thanks!

Use an earlier version; scroll down to "Previous Versions"; I also had problems with v 5.4.1; try v 5.2.

You also have download Net Framework

https://trumpet-call...plebiblereader/

You need to download and install Simple Bible Reader 5.4 before installing 5.4.1

SBR v5.4 was not listed in the 'Previous Versions'; that is why I selected v 5.2 knowing that it worked.