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#14760 How to download esword modules to iPad

Posted by grams on 17 December 2012 - 03:38 PM

That's somewhat unfortunate to hear.


#14757 MySword 3.4 Released - MySword now has Text to Speech

Posted by grams on 17 December 2012 - 03:35 PM

This is great information. Thanks.




#14257 Similar Posts Floating Window

Posted by grams on 24 November 2012 - 02:06 PM

I find it preferable that advanced users should be more patient with features that may be helpful to the many others who are starting out or do not understand.


#14039 How to install modules with eSword for Mac

Posted by grams on 13 November 2012 - 05:28 AM

Thanks. I hope this was helpful. I also just added a step to use the e-Sword Module Installer on a Mac as well for the other module types other than .exe. See Step 5 in the revised post above on how to get E-Sword for Mac to use the modules here.


#14023 How to install modules with eSword for Mac

Posted by grams on 12 November 2012 - 01:02 PM

Thanks for the helpful information. To summarize what got E-Sword for Mac working for me :

1. I installed CrossOver on my Mac (OSX 10.8.2) and used their defaults for the e-Sword program.

2. Then, to install modules from BibleSupport.com, I just download the module installer file ending in .exe normally from the web browser on my Mac.

3. When I click to open the .exe module installer file from my downloads, it directly opens CrossOver.

4. From there I just select the e-Sword bottle as follows, click Install, follow the default module installer prompts, and it works.

Screenshot below: Installing an .exe module from BibleSupport.com on e-Sword for Mac
Screen Shot 2012-11-12 at 12.54.45 PM.png

5. To install other BibleSupport.com modules on a Mac that are not in .exe format, such as .cmtx, .bblx, .topx, and those contained in .zip files, I also installed the e-Sword Module Installer within CrossOver. This allows you to download these modules still within your Mac browser (Chrome in my case). Then when you click to open the downloaded file, it will open in the e-Sword Module Installer. To do this, we need to do a few extra things as follows:
  • b. Open CrossOver. From the top menu bar, Select Configure, Install Software from the top menu.
  • c. For the program installation options select the following - Window 1: select Other Application (near bottom of list); Window 2: Select an Installer - Edit - Choose Installer File, Select the ModuleInstallerSetup.exe file just downloaded in step (a) above, then Click Use This Installer Button. Window 3: Will install into the bottle...Select Edit, then choose the e-Sword bottle. Then click install. (Screen shot of this step is below)
Screenshot below: Installing the e-Sword Module Installer on a Mac
Screen Shot 2012-11-13 at 5.16.58 AM.png
  • d. Now you can just download these other file types in your Mac browser normally from biblesupport.com. After downloading, just click on them. The non .exe modules will then open in the e-Sword Module Installer. The .exe modules will still open as standalone installers just as they did before. For .zip files, just open the .zip first then click on the files inside.
Screenshot below: Opening a non .exe module from BibleSupport.com on e-Sword for Mac using the Module Installer.
Screen Shot 2012-11-13 at 5.23.56 AM.png


End result shown below: e-Sword for Mac with BibleSupport.com modules.
Screen Shot 2012-11-12 at 1.24.36 PM.png


Should you want to access the actual module files such as to remove modules or copy them manually: Open e-Sword then select the Open C Drive in Finder button, and navigate down to the Program Files/e-Sword directory as shown in the screenshot below:
Screen Shot 2012-11-13 at 6.57.44 AM.png


Greg


#1582 Upgrade Complete: Report any broken items

Posted by grams on 23 August 2011 - 01:10 PM

This is great. Thanks for the hard work.