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[David Brillhart]

I recently bought a MacBook, and installed e-Sword 10.2.1 under Crossover.  Everything seems to work OK, except that the NASB module will not install.  The key is in a different format that the key for other modules, such as Vines, and the installer will not recognize it as a valid key.  The key works find on all Windows and iPad installs.

[Tim Butterfield]

I recently bought a MacBook, and installed e-Sword 10.2.1 under Crossover.  Everything seems to work OK, except that the NASB module will not install.  The key is in a different format that the key for other modules, such as Vines, and the installer will not recognize it as a valid key.  The key works find on all Windows and iPad installs.

Two things, first the e-mail portion of the unlock sequence is case sensitive, this can cause the whole sequence to blow up.  also try to recover the unlock key just in case for some reason your copy of the code is bad.  Open e-sword, select Download from the tabs at the top of the e-sword screen, select the NASB from the listed premium Bibles, a window will pop up asking if you wish to purchase the module or recover the unlock key...from there it is a matter of "filling out the forms".

 

At least those two things are what I would try.  If you had or used a different e-mail address when you purchased e-sword try using the old one for the e-mail portion of the unlock.

[Josh Bond]

I recently bought a MacBook, and installed e-Sword 10.2.1 under Crossover.  Everything seems to work OK, except that the NASB module will not install.  The key is in a different format that the key for other modules, such as Vines, and the installer will not recognize it as a valid key.  The key works find on all Windows and iPad installs.

 

If you are computer savvy (just basic file copying):  Copy the nasb.bblx and nasb+.bblx modules from your c:\program files\e-sword folder on your PC to a usb drive.

 

Copy the modules from your USB drive to the right folder in Crossover on your MacBook.