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

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.

Yep, you're right on!
 
So, the only thing you can do anything about that when it comes to highlighting and/or underlining is to make a decision to either never to have the Pericope on, or never to have it off. For me, the decision is simple. Considering I hate the Pericope, it's a no brainer to have it and leave it off.

Blessings,

Stephen (Php 1:21).

i need to contact customer support because I need to recover the email I use before I change it to the new one who do i get that information?

Which customer support do you want:

• BibleSupport? There isn't one here
• e-Sword? Click here or Rick Meyers
• Or eStudySource? Click here (Only if you have an account).

Well, I did a search for the "1973 NIV pdf" and came up zip, nuder, zilch. So it looks like there isn't anything like an 1973 ed of the NIV running in some electronic format .

From the BibleGateway, you can see details about the Authorized Version. https://www.biblegat...ion-AKJV-Bible/

Copyright:  https://www.biblegateway.com/versions/Authorized-King-James-Version-AKJV-Bible/#copy

 

AUTHORIZED (KING JAMES) VERSION (AKJV)

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Copyright Information

The Authorized (King James) Version of the Bible (‘the KJV’), the rights in which are vested in the Crown in the United Kingdom, is reproduced here by permission of the Crown’s patentee, Cambridge University Press.

The Cambridge KJV text including paragraphing, is reproduced here by permission of Cambridge University Press.

 

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

 

@Olaf,

Just two things:

1. The A in the acronym, AKJV does not mean "Authorized." It Means, "American." Therefore whenever you see the acronym "AKJV," is always commonly known and referred to as the "American King James Version."
2. The basic differences between the authorized or the pure KJV and the AKJV is the Americanized spelling, e.g. Brit (Pommy) spelling: Colour. Americanized spelling: Color, etc. Another one for the Americanized spelling of words, is the replacement of "S" for "Z," e.g. Brit: "Baptise." US: Baptize, etc. Another one is the switching of _re to _er. Brit: "Centre." US: "Center", and etc.

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,

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

My go to translation I overwhelmingly use is the NKJV, and has been like that for about a half of a million years. Well, not quite that long. But anyway, I've been using it for a very long time. Prior to the NKJV, I use to predominantly use the KJV, and for the life of me I've never seen the his kind bit in Gen 1:11. Just goes to show how much attention I paid to such "errors" like this. None!

That said, what we see as incorrect grammar in the KJV, my guess is that for that period of time (17th and 18th century), the "his kind" thingy would have been quite correct. But that's just a guess.

By the way, there was a major revision done to the KJV in the mid 19th century (around 1860 I think), but I don't know if that one is still running around.

Blessings,

 

Dear APsit190, in response to your review, posted 2023-07-25 03:28 AM, 

Please read carefully the information on http://www.biblesupport.com/topic/11217-akjv-strongs-number-issues/

 

Just because Stone Engelbrite used the abbreviation AKJV for his home-made American KJV, which is NOT copyrighted, this does not means that "AKJV" is the way that the abbreviation is used by Bible Gateway and the publishers in England. 

If you select [click on] the links I provided, and read their content, 

[1] https://www.biblegateway.com/versions/Authorized-King-James-Version-AKJV-Bible/ and 

[2] https://www.biblegateway.com/versions/Authorized-King-James-Version-AKJV-Bible/#copy

then you will see the details of the copyright details, as used by Bible Gateway, for their Authorized (King James) Version (AKJV) from the Publisher: Cambridge University Press. 

 

If you hover your pointer over the AKJV you loaded into your PC from Bible Support, you ought to see that this refers to an American KJV, and not to the Authorized KJV. The American version you have was probably loaded from one of the following entries at Bible Support:

[1] American King James Version (AKJV) (1999) 1.0 

http://www.biblesupport.com/e-sword-downloads/file/835-american-king-james-version-akjv-1999/ 

with options [1] American King James Version (AKJV) (1999).bblx and [2] american_king_james_version_akjv_1999.bbli

[2] American King James Version - Red Letter Edition - AKJV 2.01

http://www.biblesupport.com/e-sword-downloads/file/6143-american-king-james-version-red-letter-edition-akjv/ 

with options [1] AKJV-Red Letter.exe and [2] iPad AKJV.zip

[3] American King James Version with Strong's Numbers 2.00

http://www.biblesupport.com/e-sword-downloads/file/9221-american-king-james-version-with-strongs-numbers/ 

with options [1] AJKV-Red Letter SN2 Source RTF File.zip and [2] AKJV+ BBLX-2.zip and [3] akjv+BBLI-2.zip

[NOTE: This used Josh Bond's King James with Strong's Numbers 1.0 based on the 1769 King James (AV) Text tagged with Strong's numbers. 

http://www.biblesupport.com/e-sword-downloads/file/8791-king-james-with-strongs-numbers/

which provided option [1] kjvplus.bbli and [2] KJVplus.bblx ]

Kind regards, Olaf Bacon. 2023-07-25.

 

Well Olaf, here's the thing. When it comes to the KJV Bible itself, as in a hard copy, guess what?! You will never in all your life find an AKJV Bible. Seriously, you won't. At all! Never at all. Why, well mate, its because there's none of them floating around.

Now, the official, as in the official publisher of the KJV, is Cambridge University, and one thing I do know, they don't have what is termed as the "Authorized King James Version." It just the King James Version, and that's it.

So, where the Authorized bit came into it, I have no idea. That said, the KJV is also referred to as the AV, but that's not official. And so it would seem to be true with the purported AKJV. Not only that, but also with the Oxford University Press publication of the the KJV, you just won't find an Authorized King James Version thingy. Therefore the A in the KJV is a bit of a nothing burger, when all is said and done. I reckon that some half baked dribbler thought it would be neat to have an A added to the KJV acronym just to confuse everyone, and make them believe that there is such a thing, when there isn't.

Blessings,

Stephen (Php I:21).

Olaf,

I never argued over the word "Authorized," as never being used. It is the acronym, AKJV itself, or the Title of the King James Bible being or has been the Authorized King James Version or seen the acronym AKJV on any publication of the King James Bible on the spleen or the front cover. They don't historically exist. On every King James Bible, the front cover just has/had "Holy Bible," and on the spleen, it had just KJV, or Holy Bible KJV. That's it.

Now, if you can produce or show a hard copy published by either Cambridge University Press, or Oxford University Press of such a Bible titled as "Authorized King James Version on the Cover, and AKJV on the spleen, then I'll be more than willing to eat humble pie, and stand corrected on what I shared, and proclaim the Springboks as the greatest rugby team in the world. Now, being a Kiwi, that's really going extreme, and then I'd also know I'm lying through my eye teeth, because we all know that the All Blacks are.

OK, now I'm in heaps of trouble. Right up to my neck in it.

Blessings,

The one thing I don't have to worry about transferring e-Sword resources from an old PC to a new one is because all resources are on a separate drive. This means all I need to do is to remove the Data (D:) drive from the old PC into the new one, and then just change the default resource location in e-Sword to that drive.

Here is another way anyone can do this, and its pretty straight forward. Simply have a copy of all your resources on a USB pen drive (memory stick) and then you can bang it on whatever device you want. Alternatively, you just keep you e-Sword resources up on the Cloud, e.g., One Drive, and then just sync e-Sword to the cloud. Not a problem at all!

A Couple of helpful videos
 

1. Getting Dropbox to work with e-Sword

2. Getting Dropbox to work with e Sword Take 2

3.Changing e-Sword resource locations

So, if you find these videos helpful, please do me a fantastic favor by heading over to my Channel, and do the following:

1. Hit the Like (thumbs up) Button
2. Subscribe to the Channel
3. Hit the Notification bell.
4. And tell others about this channel.

So, on that note, I trust that you found the information helpful

Blessings,

Stephen (Php 1:21)

ToolTipTool NT 20191007 Should work. Not sure what the issue is with the  2020 version but it will never be fixed.

@ Waarheid Ondersoeker

And the reason for "it will never be fixed" bit is that the author of T4 has gone to be with the Lord. And moreover, T4 was written in a programming language which used numerics as its code; of which no one here knows how to program in such a method.

So, all this means is that ToolTip Tool NT will never be updated. Not only that, but also no-one else has put up their hands to create a similar program to replace T4, and as such this application will eventually become incompatible and obsolete that it will die.

Blessings,

Stephen (Php 1:21).

Below is a video on editing e-Sword's e-Sword.tip file. That's the file which holds all of the tips you can see when you click on the Tip of the Day... in the Help menu, or if the Tip of the Day automatically pops up after e-Sword starts us. So, with that, sit back, put your feet up, relax and enjoy.

Blessings,

Stephen (Php 1:21).

Just now i uninstalled every file that had anything to do with e-sword and reinstalled. Same code. I am running windows 11, does that make difference?

If my guess is right, three things you didn't do:

• Download and installed CCleaner.
• Using that tool, cleaned your registry
• Rebooted your computer
• Then reinstalled e-Sword.

Sorry, my bad, four things you didn't do.
 
The reason for cleaning the Windows Registry is so the TX27_WND.DLL is erased. And the reason for rebooting your computer is so that everything that your RAM (Random Access Memory) has been cleared, and there now no mention of that corrupt TX27_WND.DLL file.

 
Blessings,

Stephen (APsit190) is from a continent that is mainly underwater, Zeelandia, with New Zealand above water in the South, where APsit190 lives, and Papua New Guinea is above water in the north. Perhaps he does not read details from the African continent.

Well, like I said:

My Grandson is, but I highly doubt he would know anything about it.

And I found out today that he even ain't heard of it. And like I said, he's Ethiopian. So, rather than running off at the mouth, a touch of humility goes a long way.

As a matter of interest. Did you know that the Ark of the Covenant apparently is in Aksum? Also my Grandson came from Mekele, Ethiopia, which both places are in the Tigray province (Northern Ethiopia, and not far from Eritrea).

Hi.

 

What do we know about this Bible written on goat skin and to be claimed the oldest Bible. If so, is there a translation for it.

Nice day

Never heard of it. But mind you I'm not Ethiopian. My Grandson is, but I highly doubt he would know anything about it.

Blessings,

Stephen (Php 1:21).

Hi Shane,

As you may be aware, Thayers is a dictionary, and as such it's quite blind as to what translation of the Bible anyone may use in e-Sword; particularly if one may have selected e.g. the NIV, and when a scripture referenced is moused over, that particular translation will pop up in the tooltip dialog. So, if you have more than just the KJV translation on your e-Sword, then you will need to ensure you have that translation selected.

Trust you will find this information helpful to you.

Blessings,