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[DSaw]

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at 1Th 1:1  there are no extra spaces at 1Th 1:1 the font does make it look that way 

 

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there are double space within the text at 1Th 1:1 in fact all of the text i checked has double but not at the refernce

 

 

I think this is one for Brent to look at

Edited by DSaw, 20 July 2015 - 03:15 PM.

[Tj Higgins]

1th1 in esword.jpg

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at 1Th 1:1  there are no extra spaces at 1Th 1:1 the font does make it look that way 

 

edit

 

there are double space within the text at 1Th 1:1 in fact all of the text i checked has double but not at the refernce

 

 

I think this is one for Brent to look at

When I opened the rtf file and looked at 1 Samuel there is a double space one is space is completely empty and the other one has the little black dot 

[DSaw]

I didn't say there was not doubles spaces at 1Sam I said there was no double space at 1TH 1  which is where i was looking I was fouled by the font so i said the font looks like there is double space

 

I was not directing anything at you I am sorry if I made it seem that way

[APsit190]

If these are tooltipped references, your rtf coding, for formatting, should look like this:

 

{\cf11\ul 1Sa_1:2} and etc. You should be able to switch one and switch off the rtf coding for viewing inT4.

 

Blessings,

[Tj Higgins]

I didn't say there was not doubles spaces at 1Sam I said there was no double space at 1TH 1  which is where i was looking I was fouled by the font so i said the font looks like there is double space

 

I was not directing anything at you I am sorry if I made it seem that way

No no problem at all

[dan ramsey]

Thanks for all you help.  I found that I can correct this problem by placing a colon before the pre ceding paragraph mark after the last Hebrew word.  I had removed it before because of various searches that did not include words with the colon (computer read the colon as part of the word)  However there is more the reason to use an English letter  representation of the Hebrew word because then I can just eliminate the colon.  It would be nice to know how to move the colon away from the word but putting spaces in just pushes the Strong's number further away.  For now I am satisfied with the proper book names, a partially searchable Hebrew text and a fully searchable representation that can easily be compared with the Hebrew model.  One other problem I noticed is that my English representation of the Hebrew seems to screw with some Greek Modules in the comparison mode.  I don't have a clue has how to fix that.

[dan ramsey]

PS.  I meant to say in the parallel mode not the comparison mode.  They work fine separately however, when side by side some fonts show Hebrew characters???

[Tj Higgins]

PS.  I meant to say in the parallel mode not the comparison mode.  They work fine separately however, when side by side some fonts show Hebrew characters???

You might want to check which fonts you have set for Hebrew and Greek in e-sword

[Olaf Bacon]

Since the last entry, changes have been made by the developer, Rick Meyers, in e-Sword. During July 2016 e-Sword version 11.0 for Windows was released. New features include all new HTML-based resources, including a new Lexicon module type. There is a new Pericope feature which places section headings throughout the Bible. Most of the resources have been updated to this new format, so you may want to download the updated versions of these modules, especially the non-English Bibles as they now contain the actual Unicode characters which makes for better search results. 

[DaleBuisman]

Greetings,

I purchased a PDF copy of Truth Commentaries. I have been learning how to Make a commentary module and so far after a few attempts, I am getting the hang of it by just using a chapter at a time. I am wondering if there is a way to be able to paste the whole chapter or even a whole book into the tooltip and have it formatted quickly?  Or do I need to insert (÷) myself before every verse on my own as I have been doing?