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[Kamau Mweru]

It is confusing to anyone new to the tool to call it T4. It is actually "e-Sword ToolTip Tool NT" and is at version 2.30. http://www.biblesupp...ooltip-tool-nt/

 

If the format [book]/chapter:verse is not working, I suggest to format as below, and use the corresponding menu item to build it.

 

÷Gen 1:1 In den beginne schiep God de hemel en de aarde. 
Gen 1:2 De aarde nu was woest en ledig, en duisternis lag op de vloed, en de Geest Gods zweefde over de wateren. 

Thanks Jon,

 

T4-problem solved....

 

The format you suggest gives an error message in 3.50

 

But, as I said, for me the problem is solved although the ToolTip Tool NT only does part of the job.

 

/Kamau

[patchworkid]

Hi

thanks Jon that is what I was trying to say.

The font image is what I designed myself .

Thanks

[patchworkid]

http://www.biblesupp...-various-tools/

Hi

that bible reader can be found in this link above. But it only produces plain text.

Thanks

[Kamau Mweru]

Patchworkid,

 

You are wrong. I have downloaded it and used it.

 

It produces even perfect bblx-files from any other format.

 

/Kamau

[Kamau Mweru]

http://www.biblesupp...-various-tools/

Hi

that bible reader can be found in this link above. But it only produces plain text.

Thanks

Someone has deleted my message.

 

That is not very nice.

 

It contained no offensive material.

 

Over and out.

 

/Kamau

[patchworkid]

Hi

you will have to ask the moderators for this site.

Thanks

[Josh Bond]

Someone has deleted my message.

 

That is not very nice.

 

It contained no offensive material.

 

Over and out.

 

/Kamau

 

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[BaptizedBeliever]

To create a Bible file using the [book]/chapter:verse setting, you have to do the following:

 

put a ÷ before [Genesis].  This is the only time you will use a ÷ in the entire document.  You will need to make your document look like this:

 

÷[Genesis]

1:1 In the beginning...

1:2 second verse

1:3 third verse, etcetera...

[Exodus]

1:1 first verse

1:2 second verse

1:3 third verse, etcetera

[Leviticus]

1:1 first verse

 

and so on.

 

The / in [book]/chapter:verse stands for a new paragraph (or hitting "enter").  It doesn't mean to insert a / before the chapter and verse.

 

I personally find it easier to work with and find my place when I use the other Bible option of book chapter:verse, which is formatted as follows:

 

÷Gen 1:1 First verse

Gen 1:2 Second verse

Gen 1:3 Third verse

 

and so on.  In this version, you still only use the ÷ once in the entire document, and that's before Genesis 1:1.

 

I don't know if this helps or not, but it's some of the knowledge I've accumulated in my few years of building Bible modules.

 

-Brad