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[DSaw]

did u check to make sure there was only one file using that tab name

if there are two or more files that use the same tab name eSword only reads one tab

Edited by DSaw, 25 January 2012 - 05:15 PM.

[JPG]

I am using this file (w 001 a) Peshitta.bblx) and I also just get a blank view (OS is Vista). However I dumped the file and removed this part of the header "\rtf1\fbidis\ansi\deff0{\fonttbl{\f0\fscript\fprq2\fcharset1 Estrangelo Edessa }}" from each verse and it works OK



Jon

Edited by JPG, 26 January 2012 - 08:22 AM.

[will brinson: ferguson]

Does it work with out having to set the default font to Aramaic, or do you have to manually switch the fonts back and forth?

[JPG]

All settings stay at e-Sword default for Windows Vista, so I have not had to switch any fonts.

[Danny Jackson]

That sounds like a lot of work.

[Josh Bond]

I am using this file (w 001 a) Peshitta.bblx) and I also just get a blank view (OS is Vista). However I dumped the file and removed this part of the header "\rtf1\fbidis\ansi\deff0{\fonttbl{\f0\fscript\fprq2\fcharset1 Estrangelo Edessa }}" from each verse and it works OK



Jon

That's the issue then. e-Sword 10 can't have multiple headers in a module. By search/replacing that line in the database dump, that will make it compatible with e-Sword 10.

[Josh Bond]

That's the issue then. e-Sword 10 can't have multiple headers in a module. By search/replacing that line in the database dump, that will make it compatible with e-Sword 10.

You could try reading the module into T4. And then recompiling the module. That might be easier than a massive search replace on the database.

[will brinson: ferguson]

I am using this file (w 001 a) Peshitta.bblx) and I also just get a blank view (OS is Vista). However I dumped the file and removed this part of the header "\rtf1\fbidis\ansi\deff0{\fonttbl{\f0\fscript\fprq2\fcharset1 Estrangelo Edessa }}" from each verse and it works OK

Jon

That's the issue then. e-Sword 10 can't have multiple headers in a module. By search/replacing that line in the database dump, that will make it compatible with e-Sword 10.

I have upgraded to the Newest version of e-Sword and the Peshitta module works just fine. I have not had to do anything to it. I never have to set the default font to the Aramaic font (Estrangelo Edessa) in the e-Sword program. I have the font set to Arial and the Peshitta works. It shows the Aramaic font just find. The problem has to be something else.

[JPG]

I have upgraded to the Newest version of e-Sword and the Peshitta module works just fine. I have not had to do anything to it. I never have to set the default font to the Aramaic font (Estrangelo Edessa) in the e-Sword program. I have the font set to Arial and the Peshitta works. It shows the Aramaic font just find. The problem has to be something else.

OK, so to close the issue you will need to look in the file you have that works ok and check if the above mentioned rtf code is there or not.

[will brinson: ferguson]

I do not know how to open it up to start with much less know what it says inside, I replaced the one that was posted, at the link below, with the one I am running. I changed the prefix so it would show in the order I prefer, other than that it should be the same as before. Y'all try it out and see what's up and let me know if it works or not for y'all.

http://www.biblesupp...36-peshitta-nt/

Edited by will brinson: ferguson, 02 February 2012 - 05:20 AM.