Yes I have the Greek New Testament (Interlinear) w/ Strong's Numbers installed which the parts of speech letters are linked and work. This is the one that can be installed right from e-sword itself. I like the Berean a little better.
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Todd,
The Greek New Testament (Interlinear) w/Strong's Numbers uses the Robinson's Morphological Analysis Codes (i.e. RMAC) for the morphology. This has a significant advantage in that the RMAC dictionary module is the eSword default module for looking up morphology codes, which in recent html modules are identified by the html tag pairs of <tvm> and </tvm>.
For example: <tvm>V-AAI-3S</tvm>.
If a morphology code is placed between these tags, then eSword will automatically use a certain blue font color and a certain smaller font size and look up that morphology code in the RMAC dictionary. If eSword successfully finds that morphology code in the RMAC dictionary, then you are in luck and can get a popup of the appropriate entry from the RMAC dictionary module, just by hovering over top of the morphology code.
If a Bible module doesn't place the morphology codes between <tvm> and </tvm> tags, or if a Bible module uses morphology codes that aren't found in the RMAC dictionary module, then you will not get a popup.
If serious about all of this, one could create their own RMAC dictionary module and add their morphology codes and overwrite the default RMAC dictionary module (which is downloadable for free from within eSword) with their morphology module of the same RMAC filename. Morphology codes have to follow certain rules to be properly identified. For instance, the dash character - can be used, but the period character . cannot be used successfully.
It would be much easier if all eSword Bible modules with morphology codes used the RMAC codes, but that is not the case.
ElderB