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The message I recieve is: 

 

“The feature you are trying to use is on a network that is unavailable....

Sounds like you are using e-Sword installed on a network, instead of a standalone e-Sword.

Yep, that's what happens then you remove default resources that Uncle Rick deemed necessary for e-Sword to run, such as the KJV etc.

Site: https://www.e-sword.net/downloads.html

Removal of any modules from the starter pack would not be advised.

You need this to get started. This basic installation includes the King James Bible and the King James with Strong's numbers study Bible, the Strong's Lexicon, Smith's Bible dictionary, Meyer's devotional commentary, and the Treasury of Scripture Knowledge cross references.

...

I don't know what's changed, but this has been the smoothest install of e-Sword on Linux that I've experienced.  

 

I hope this helps.

Are you able to access modules from e_Sword v.12 Download menu? That's where I ran into problems, and had to stick with v.11

A web source of older versions of e-Sword.exe is found at https://e-sword.informer.com/versions/

 

e-Sword v.11 not listed; however it can be found at:

https://e-sword.en.u...indows/versions

... As noted I use PlayOnLinux, but development has stopped and so now it is broken on the latest versions of various Linuxes....

Oh, that's what happened? I just upgraded to a new version of Debian based Linux and POL received multiple errors, so I had to use Wine, winecfg,and winetricks to install e-Sword v.11

Any method this is shared is greatly appreciated but a single module would be nice if not a huge inconvenience. I'm also hopeful there will be mysword compatibility.

500MB module would definitely slow down processing, especially if it is indexed.

Simple Bible Reader can  convert to mysword.
 

Cyclopedia in the Downloads is broken into parts; one could follow that pattern.

I am one of those who would very much like to use Linux exclusively, but I am completely inept at writing programming script for Linux or any other operating system.  Someone please create a simple installer for e-sword on Linux.

One needs Wine, Winetricks, Winecfg; the closest to GUI free version is PlayOnLinux. Depending on Linux version, debugging is more likely than scripting to accomplish self-install.

Download e-Sword v.11 not v.13; v.12 may work but it does have issues with Wine.

Can anyone adapt this to help me install esword to be able to run on my raspberry pi (rasbian 32 bit OS reccomended version)?
I am brand new to Linux and have no clue wear ini am doing, but really miss using this software on the desktop I had until recently..

Here's a link that should help in installing wine for e-Sword; in case e-Sword does not run properly, you may have to use winetricks to install:  mfc42.dll, msls31, msxml3,  msxml6, vb6run, vcrun6, wsh57, corefonts, tahoma

Box 86 is to install Linux apps, not e-Sword.

Yep you can do that, but in fact PeanutGallery's reply is a far better solution. ...

Tj Higgins' solution is simple and quick.

Is there a way to change the order of the Bible tabs? I would like to have my go-to translation together on the bottom row.

Would this help:

http://www.biblesupp...ibrary-manager/

I did a post about that release too:

http://www.biblesupp... +bible +reader

That was for the benefit of @mitchellmarsh820 who posted this morning, in case he did not know.

 

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Don't you mean v 5.4.3?

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

It is totally impossible to convert an exe file to a bbli file. Why?...

If one had access to Windows OS; run the executable; then use SimpleBibleReader to convert TheWord to .bbli

Would that not work?

FYI (to whom may like to know)
 
I downloaded the newest file first:
ToolTipTool NT 20200411.exe. ERROR.
 
I deleted the file. Restarted the computer and tried the next file: 
ToolTipTool NT 20191007.exe. ERROR. 
 
Same routine with the third file: 
ToolTipTool NT 20190819.exe. SUCCESS!
 
I'm happy I can at least get this one to work but I'd like to know how to get the newest one working, if it is possible. And if there are benefits.
 
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
 
Sam

ToolTipTool NT 20190819 was the last stable edition.