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[joem7890]

Hi. I believe this has been asked in the past. But when clicking on a Strong's number, it of course shows the Total KJV occurrences in the Strong tab. But you can't click on it. So we have to actually right clikc on the number and do a search in a separate unlinked window. I notice my Android e-sword actually allows me to click on the occurrences message and see the verse links. Is there any plans to add this to the Windows program? Thanks.

[JPG]

You need to ask this question to the developer. https://www.e-sword.net/feedback.html

[BigPaw]

Hi. I believe this has been asked in the past. But when clicking on a Strong's number, it of course shows the Total KJV occurrences in the Strong tab. But you can't click on it. So we have to actually right clikc on the number and do a search in a separate unlinked window. I notice my Android e-sword actually allows me to click on the occurrences message and see the verse links. Is there any plans to add this to the Windows program? Thanks.

 

Looking at its current level of intuitiveness, eSword for Android is in an Alpha stage. I'm amazed they asked users to pay for it. At the moment it's a very limited database with no option to perform thorough cross referenced searches. If you have a collection of dictionaries, you have to use them one at a time, not the way a properly designed database works. You might as well open several pdf's in Xodo or Google Play Books and just compare the tabbed references as it's much more intuitive and cleaner.

 

I could be wrong, but it looks like the developer is a one-man band, as he continues to make all the same elemental mistakes. If he wants to bring eSword out of the 90's and into the 20's, he needs to ask for help.

 

(*Edited to correct typo in "Google Play Books")

Edited by BigPaw, 03 February 2023 - 04:45 AM.

[JPG]

Looking at its current level of intuitiveness, eSword for Android is in an Alpha stage. I'm amazed they asked users to pay for it. At the moment it's a very limited database with no option to perform thorough cross referenced searches. If you have a collection of dictionaries, you have to use them one at a time, not the way a properly designed database works. You might as well open several pdf's in Xodo or Google Play Books and just compare the tabbed references as it's much more intuitive and cleaner.

 

I could be wrong, but it looks like the developer is a one-man band, as he continues to make all the same elemental mistakes. If he wants to bring eSword out of the 90's and into the 20's, he needs to ask for help.

 

(*Edited to correct typo in "Google Play Books")

 

Have you tried to contact the developer on the link I provided.

[BigPaw]

Yes, but regrettably he doesn't listen.

[Tj Higgins]

Hi. I believe this has been asked in the past. But when clicking on a Strong's number, it of course shows the Total KJV occurrences in the Strong tab. But you can't click on it. So we have to actually right clikc on the number and do a search in a separate unlinked window. I notice my Android e-sword actually allows me to click on the occurrences message and see the verse links. Is there any plans to add this to the Windows program? Thanks.

What you need to have installed is the King James Concordance module. This module displays all of the occurances found in the KJV with each reference tooltipped to display in pop up windows