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[Oneman]

I wonder if someone could point me in the right direction? We have a Bible Study course that we'd like to make available for our E-Sword users, perhaps just one or two lessons. I have no clue how to begin to do this and am thinking that perhaps there is a simple "how-to" available somewhere, but do not know where to look. Can anyone assist? E-Sword is the most powerful study tool I've ever used and is as powerful or more so than the most expensive Bible programs! I cannot say enough about it and tell many likewise. Whenever the opportunity arises, I offer to install and instruct on its use and always, always request they say thank you with a donation for all the hard work that goes into it. Sorry, didn't mean to get into a testimonial, but it needs to be said: Thank You!

[DSaw]

ToolTipTool aka T3 is the goto program for creating modules

http://www.biblesupp...d-tooltip-tool/

[Josh Bond]

And speaking of T3, here's some basic instructions for getting started with it:

http://doctordavet.c...structions.html

[Oneman]

Thank you both. I printed out Dr. Dave's instructions and downloaded T3. I am a bit confused, though, on T3 installation--where and how do I install it--is it IN E-Sword or separately? I would want to create a topic in Word and then import into T3 (I think) so that it would be available for others to include into E-Sword? Does this make sense? Thanks again,.

[Oneman]

WOW! I just viewed a short video on the ToolTipTool. That certainly adds to the power of E-Sword! (But I'm still unclear on where/how I install it.)

[DSaw]

T3 is a separate install

the files for T3 are zipped you need to unzip first
then run the .exe file

[Oneman]

Forgive my ignorance, when I unzip and run the .exe file, does it install it within the E-Sword program on my computer or is it totally separate?

[DSaw]

separate and will put an icon on your desktop

[APsit190]

T3 comes in its own installer program (very much like the e-Sword installer program). Its wizard based, so all you need to do is run it, and then:

• Click on the Next button
• Read the EULA
• Click on the "I accept the agreement" radio button
• Click on the Next button
• Read the instructions
• Click on the Next button
• You can see where the program default installation path is, and if that is what you want then,
• Click on the Next button
• Then you can see where the default Start Menu folder is, and if you don't like that, you can change it to where you want it to go.
• Click the Next button
• You may click on the Check boxes to have a desktop icon and/or a quick launch Icon created, or leave them unchecked if you don't want any icons created
• Click the Next button
• Click the Install button, and you should then be cooking with gas.

I trust all this stuff will help you.

Blessings,
Stephen (Php 1:21).

[Oneman]

Thanks much! I cannot believe how vast E-Sword has become! Have a good evening, there's a lot to absorb right now before I get started.