Thank you, Dave.

 

I had the impression that was the problem, so I guess I have finished my module. :-)

 

Thanks!

 

Carlos

Thanks, that is an interesting idea: building the appendices as a dictionary so that references can be clicked.

 

I have to evaluate whether the format swift has more advantages or disadvantages, butI will keep the idea for other projects.

 

Ebed Doulos, I will contact you privately. :-)

 

Thank you!

 

Carlos

Hi MJ

I have a verse that ends with bold text. When the verse ends with a bold letter, the subsequent verses all are shown in bold, until there is another bold word or character. At which point the bold will be switched back off and continue as normal.
The results across a parallel view of multiple bible translations yeilds interesting results as well.

That is not a problem with e-Sword, but with the text itself.

E-Sword modules use RTF codes to describe format. In RTF, there are two ways to display some text in bold:

\b This is bold text \b0
{\b This is bold text}

In that text you mention, the closing tag (either \b0 or }) is missing, so the program interprets that all the text that follows that is bold too, until it finds some tag that resets the text to non-bold.

That's the reason why any format in the text (bold, italics, blue, red, or whatever) must be closed in the same verse, even if the next verse has the same format. I mean, if you have, for example, several verses in italics, every one of them must begin with the italics tag and close the italics at the end of the verse, not of the whole passage.

Regards,

Carlos

Hi ApologetixFan

If that module was bought from estudysource, you should ask them as Josh suggests.

But if that is a module you built yourself (that is, it's not the official module), you need to change its abbreviation, since e-Sword won't display a module with that abbreviation unless it's the official one. You need to change the NKJV to something else (e.g. NKJVe).

You can use the e-Sword Tab Renamer tool from the downloads section to do that.

Regards,

Carlos

Hi bbacle

Tried the Tab Renamer, and changed it to NKJVe as suggested, and it is now working in eSword.
Weird.

I'm glad it's fixed.

It's not that weird,  it's an intentional feature. I guess to prevent the use of modules that violate copyright, modules with the same abbreviations as the official ones are blocked and are not displayed. Just change the abbreviation and it works.

Regards,

Carlos

Hi David Psalms

    Versión Moderna
1929 por Enrique Pratt

This version is already available at the Spanish Library:
http://eswordbibliot...earch?q=moderna

It doesn't contain the cross-references, though.

Regards,

Carlos

Hi Bradley

According to the emailer, when the MLV is selected, only the first two verses of each chapter will show up. When the MLV is removed, all the verses are visible per chapter. I tested this personally, and discovered the same issue.

I have downloaded (just now) both the MLV and ToY+, and am not having this problem. Can you please point me to the chapters where this is happening?

Regards,

Carlos

Hi

I have updated the upload including a sqlite3.dll that was missing.

Now it should work without problem.

Hi All

I have just uploaded an updated and much improved version of the BibleCompare (ComparaBiblias) tool, written by the Spanish International e-Sword Team:
http://www.biblesupp...-bible-compare/

It compares any two Bible modules and finds all the differences in missing, additional, duplicated or blank verses, as well as percentage differences in verse content. All e-Sword 8 .bbl and e-Sword 9/10 .bblx files are supported, included .bbl password-protected files (provided you know the password).

The native interface was in Spanish, but it will open in English as long as the accompanying .ini file is in the same folder as the .exe.

Most Bible modules out there contain verse numbering errors, so every module builder should use this tool before publishing their modules.

Regards,

Carlos

Hi

Well, another possibility is using some SQLite tool, like SQLite Manager, to export the text to .csv or .xml formats, then use BeST2 to convert those to e-Sword 8 format.

But I agree that it makes no sense to go backwards.