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[DoctorDaveT]

"Towns, Elmer....topx" has been emailed....

[DoctorDaveT]

Let me reiterate: it appears to be inconsistent.

[Josh Bond]

I looked at the RTF code of the file you sent me. The problem is the web address is surrounded by RTF code that changes the color and underlines the text. But there's no actual RTF specification of a hyperlink.

The hyperlinks that work properly (like your Exodus commentary for the expositor's bible) have the full RTF formatting of the link starting something like: field{\*\fldinst{ HYPERLINK

That's the technical explanation for what's happening. e-Sword 10 will consistently not render the web address without proper hyperlink formatting. Although it used to, apparently...

[Marvin]

I found my topic.topx file. Now how do I get back to the regular Topic files?

[Josh Bond]

I found my topic.topx file. Now how do I get back to the regular Topic files?

Hi,

Use can use the Reference Library to view your downloaded Topic Files. That way, you'll benefit from it's features and the new Extended Search functionality that's coming to the Reference Library.

Josh

[marbryan]

I've tried e-sword 10 and so far I really enjoy it. esp the sermonaudio.com part of it

[SpreadTheWord]

The only time to convert to refx is if you have copyrighted content you want to secure or you have an image intensive resource that needs compression.

What if I want to make a resource into a REFX file just to keep someone else from changing it?

[DSaw]

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Edited by DSaw, 31 October 2011 - 03:19 AM.

[Josh Bond]

What if I want to make a resource into a REFX file just to keep someone else from changing it?

Sure, that's one of the reasons Rick added the functionality. Unless someone tells me differently.

I didn't intend to say he shouldn't make a refx file unless xyz conditions are met. I was trying to say there was no need for that user to convert numerous topx into refx just for his personal viewing (which was an assumption on my part), because they view the same in the Reference Library. If you make a file and you want to distribute it without anyone making changes, refx is the ticket.

[Bobs]

A more mundane question, I use the e-sword macros for MS Word quite a bit, they don't seem to work with version 10, will there be new macros available?


I have the same problem - help - maros for MSWord one of the features I use most

Robert