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[Michael Arnold]

Thank you very much.

[Michael Arnold]

Guess what? I just discovered that Bible Support keeps up with my downloads at Mysettings/eSword downloads. Now I don't have to try to remember everything that I had. Although, keeping a backup is a perfect choice!

[Tim Butterfield]

Guess what? I just discovered that Bible Support keeps up with my downloads at Mysettings/eSword downloads. Now I don't have to try to remember everything that I had. Although, keeping a backup is a perfect choice!

Assuming you only have modules from the e-sword built in downloader and Bible support, that is true.  But there are other sites (mostly dealing with Hebrew, Greek and other original language Bibles)

 

This one is basically an apologetics site, but has so good Greek and Hebrew resources.   They also have on line access to the Apologists Bible commentary, an excellent resource.

http://www.foranansw...ord_Modules.htm

 

This site has only a couple of modules, but offers a link on line material on learning Hebrew for Christians:

http://www.ourchurch...p=1_6_Resources

and http://www.hebrew4ch....com/index.html

 

As well as other nifty links.

[jmloy]

If you have backed up your e-Sword and Document e-Sword directories,

 

Install e-Sword then copy all of the backed up files to the directories you took them out of for the back up.

 

(The two directories you need to copy are C:Program Files (x86)\e-Sword and

C:\Users\your name\Documents\e-Sword.)

 

Fairly fast and simple IF you backed up those two directories before you lost access to the hard drive you had them installed on.

 Thank you for sharing. I also used One Drive and Icloud to transfer all my files and programs from one laptop to the other. I am so glad it was easy enough to do.