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[Cosmin]

I found this commentary on archive.org and I like it.

Biblical Encyclopedia and Museum:15 vols
Maybe somone will make a commentary module from it.
Thanks

http://archive.org/search.php?query=biblical%20museum%20AND%20mediatype%3Atexts

,,First published in 1900, these fifteen volumes provide notes for the entire Bible, specifically for pastors, students, and teachers of Scripture. This set is a practical and compelling overview of the Bible. Author James Comper Gray gives readable notes relating to various topics, such as historical background, context, definitions of terms, and Scripture cross-references.,,

[Josh Bond]

The PDF's would have to be OCRed with Omnipage and then cleaned up with the OmniPage Proofreader to correct the mistakes. After we have clean text, we can make a module.

If I were going to do a big OCR project, there would be several other, higher priority OCR projects ahead of it. Unless someone else wants to OCR and proof the text.

Josh

Edited by Josh Bond, 28 October 2012 - 12:51 PM.

[BaptizedBeliever]

Omnipage has been crashing a lot on my lately. and that's on 48-page books... Don't think I'm up to a 15 volume work right now.

[Josh Bond]

Omnipage has been working pretty well for me on several of James Hastings books. Doing a project now worth 1,100-1,200 pages.

But it does occasionally stop responding and I have to force close it, but only when I'm using the proofreader. It's not often and it does seem to remember the last changes I made. Very odd.

ABBYY FineReader is another OCR software I would like to give a thorough testing. I tried it once before but with an old version. PC Magazine claims Abbyy is the best now.