Diacritical Markings

Is there any possibility of having a KJV translation with diacritical markings for help in pronouncing Bible names like is available in hard copy Bibles like Cambridge, etc.

I second that request.

yes I third the suggestion :-)

Anyone know of where I could find a text online with the markings? I could build the module, but I just need to find one. Preferably a KJV or derivative thereof.

Is there any possibility of having a KJV translation with diacritical markings for help in pronouncing Bible names like is available in hard copy Bibles like Cambridge, etc.

I second that request.

yes I third the suggestion :-)

Ah blow, I'll fourth it! Its unanimous. We all want it! Motion is carried

Being a bit more serious about this, fact is I haven't seen a hardcopy of the KJV with diacritical markings for ages. Do they still publish them?

Also, for those who are interested, I'm working on a document which has a list of Roman text with diacritical markings which has both the UTF code and the UTF in RTF code, e.g., \'u123? or something like that alongside with the letter it represents. As to the completion time of that list, I don't know when that will be.

Blessings,

Anyone know of where I could find a text online with the markings? I could build the module, but I just need to find one. Preferably a KJV or derivative thereof.

Hi Brad,
To do something like that there are two ways this can be done.

• In SQlite database just put in the UTF in RTF code, e.g., M\u257?ori, (the UTF code is UTF+0101) which then comes out like Moāri, or
• In T4 using Windows Character map, just select and copy the letter with the required marking, and you should be home and hose. I don't know how well that will work, but give it a go and see what happens.

I hope this is somewhat helpful to you.

Blessings,

Hi Brad,
To do something like that there are two ways this can be done.

• In SQlite database just put in the UTF in RTF code, e.g., M\u257?ori, (the UTF code is UTF+0101) which then comes out like Moāri, or
• In T4 using Windows Character map, just select and copy the letter with the required marking, and you should be home and hose. I don't know how well that will work, but give it a go and see what happens.

Well, I'll get back to you with a completed module in about 15 years then. Of course, by then computers will be obsolete, and e-Sword will be on version 37x