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[Jim VanSchoonhoven]

What's the best and easiest to use file manager for getting mysword files into Android? Have a Lenovo smart tab with android 10. Downloaded one file to try and it put into the documents folder. Need something that's basically idiot proof for me and my wife.

[JPG]

Probably the easiest thing is to just obtain modules that MySword has in its repository. You can view all these via the built in download. Just look for the small gear icon, and press that and it will show a menu and then select "Download Modules"

MySword has most of our(theWord) Public domain resources and some of their own. They don't have our premium resources though.

[Jim VanSchoonhoven]

I understand what you are saying however, I was really hoping to get some of the better Greek New Testament commentaries and I do not see them on their home website, did I miss them their is only 4 or 5 of them I was hoping to get!

So getting back to the question my wife brought up is there some way of something she needs to do to get them to download them where she can find them!

Even though I can no longer read and speak Greek both my wife and myself would find those resource nice to have on our tablets and they might help my Greek to come back to me!  I still under stand a very small amount and can follow their thoughts!

Thanks so much for the response!

Jim VanSchoonhoven

[Olaf Bacon]

For further news about e-Sword on Android device, since January 2022, please read further at http://www.biblesupp...-android/page-3

There is a systematic on-going program at present to provide existing entries on biblesupport.com with a version which will work on Microsoft devices using e-Sword from version 11 and later, which will also work with Mac, and Apple devices such as iPhone, iPad, and iPod, and with Android devices. The filenames will be, for example (*.bbli, *.cmti, and so on), instead of (*.bblx, and *.cmtx, and so on).

Edited by Olaf Bacon, 21 January 2022 - 11:52 PM.