The OCR'd version in the zip file is pretty much unusable, in my opinion. Part of it is illegible, part of it reads as though it were German. And the verse numbers are still in the margin instead of at the beginning of the verse. By this, I mean that it is in paragraph format, and whichever line verse 4 starts in (even if verse 4 starts at the very end of the line), the number 4 appears in the margin at the beginning of the line (meaning the number 4 appears in the midst of verse 3).
Unless someone just LOVED this Bible and wanted to go through the work of setting it up in a decent order, this Bible will not be made into an e-Sword module anytime soon. At least, not one that is worth distributing.
That is also my assessment. What is floating around, at least on the web is not very good. I bought two copies of this bible, both from Destiny publishers. Both use the same fonts and appear to be made from the scans not from any type set machine or word processor. It really is too bad to see such a great work unavailble to esword users.
Every few years I will set a schedule for reading and go through the entire bible, this version is one that I read from cover to cover. The binding was so poor that when I was done I had to have it rebound. the new binding was by a local vendor and was much better than the original binding.
I recently saw a couple copies, I am assuming to be originals, pre 1960's that were selling for around $500 on the web. Not sure if that is realistic price or not. Perhaps Ebed could give some insight he is big collector of antique and collectable bibles.
Getting back on point. At some time in the future, with Gods help and permission I expect to have at least the first five books of the translation available for esword.
