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[Ed Guerena]

Talmage Module download did not install onto my laptop.  I would appreciate any help.   Ed Guerena

[exscentric]

Did you check in tools menu, then reference? 

[APsit190]

Talmage Module download did not install onto my laptop.  I would appreciate any help.   Ed Guerena

First cab off the rank. There isn't such a thing as a "Talmage" resource. It's actually called the "Rodkinson, Michael - Translator Babylonian Talmud 1918," or the Babylonian Talmud

 

Second cab off the rank. The Rodkinson, Michael - Translator Babylonian Talmud 1918, is a topx resource, and should be seen in your Reference Library; whilst the Babylonian Talmud is a dctx resource, and should be seen in the Dictionary tabs respectively  after installation.

 

Trust this information proves helpful  to you.

 

Blessings,

Edited by APsit190, 05 July 2019 - 02:17 AM.

[Ed Guerena]

I've downloaded the T. De Witt Talmage module.  I now have a refx file in my /programs (x86)/E-sword folder.   I have run through the installation process but the module does show up in the e-sword program.   I have read all posts in this forum regarding this subject and nothing I have tried works.   Can someone please help me run through the steps to get this to work?  Thanks, Ed

[Tj Higgins]

I've downloaded the T. De Witt Talmage module.  I now have a refx file in my /programs (x86)/E-sword folder.   I have run through the installation process but the module does show up in the e-sword program.   I have read all posts in this forum regarding this subject and nothing I have tried works.   Can someone please help me run through the steps to get this to work?  Thanks, Ed

You will find the document in the e-Sword reference library which is accessible by clicking the button that looks the 3 books standing side by side. The button is on the right end of the search menu in e-Sword which is the menu just below the main menu.

 

When you click the reference library button a new window will open displaying the reference library. The Reference Library is where you can view both Topic files (topx) and Reference Files (refx) as part of e-Sword.

 

The reference library window has two large areas one lists the chapters of whatever Topic file (topx) or Reference File (refx) you happen to be using. The other area displays the content each chapter of whatever Topic file (topx) or Reference Files (refx) you are using. There is a drop down menu at the top of the reference window where all of your Topic files (topx) and or Reference Files (refx) will be listed. You select the Topic file (topx) or Reference File (refx) from the drop down menu in order to open it for use.

[Ed Guerena]

Thank you,  I found it.

[Tj Higgins]

Thank you,  I found it.

Glad to help