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[gishoi]

Hi, 
Does anyone know if there is away of installing or using the Mysword android resources available heare on the new E-sword Android app. Any assistance will be appreciated. 

[Olaf Bacon]

I suggest contacting the relevant MYSWORD website https://www.mysword.info/
23 May 2022 - MySword for Android Migration Tools v.4.0 Released

Also see http:// www.biblesupport.com/topic/11607-e-sword-for-android-and-emulation/
LINK: http://www.biblesupp...-and-emulation/

Edited by Olaf Bacon, 31 May 2022 - 05:29 AM.

[APsit190]

Hi, 
Does anyone know if there is away of installing or using the Mysword android resources available heare on the new E-sword Android app. Any assistance will be appreciated. 

MySword resources are incompatible to e-Sword irrespective of the platform it runs on.

[gishoi]

Thanks for the response.

[JPG]

MySword resources are incompatible to e-Sword irrespective of the platform it runs on.

 

Nice bit of Railfan terminology there Stephen.

[APsit190]

Nice bit of Railfan terminology there Stephen.

Hi Jon,

Not really. I'm more into preferring to drive locomotives, albeit in Train Simulator. That said, when used in reference to computers, its an actual terminology for the system it uses. See definition below.

 

In the computer world, a "platform" typically refers to a computer's operating system. For example, a Dell computer running Windows XP would be considered to be running on a Windows platform. An iMac, on the other hand, runs on the Macintosh platform. It is a more generic way of referring to a computer's operating system than having to specify, for example, Windows XP Professional SP 2, or Mac OS X 10.3.5. The term platform is often used when referring to what kind of computer systems a certain software program will run on.

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[JPG]

Ah that is where the platform moves the train.

[APsit190]

Ah that is where the platform moves the train.

Now you've got it.