Hiroshi.Rio

Thanks, Josh. Good to know the files are so big like mine. 

I don't know if it will be useful but there is an amazing app for Win (freeware) to remove white space around PDF files. It is called PDF Cropper: http://www.noliturba...ols/pdf-cropper

(…) Ellicott's commentary was 29 gigs scanned in PDF.

Taking advantage of the topic which is a good configuration to scan a book (DPI, b&w or grey etc.)?

I have a epson L210 multifunctional and I scanned a book to read on iPad but a simple 100 pages book created a +200mb file. 

Josh, I tested other formula that solved it in one step. ​I noticed that there is space before the verse number, no matter how it ends the previous verse (exclamation, comma etc.). So I used:

Find: ([0-9]) -- [one space]([0-9])

Replace:^p\1 -- [no space]^p\1

But as you said it would create a false positive. But I think all number on this bible are written without abbreviation. At this time I am converting NT only. So it would not be a problem. 

Thanks one more time. The 'use wildcards' is a very interesting feature that I did not know even existed.

Thanks a lot, Josh. Worked pretty well. 

Just let me know if I am doing something wrong: the formula "Find: . ([0-9]) Replace: . ^p\1" replace verses ending in '.' (point), right? 

So what I am doing is changing it to: 

Find: , ([0-9]) Replace: , ^p\1 or

Find: ? ([0-9]) Replace: ? ^p\1

and other terminations like:   ;   :   "   ?"   !"   to change other verses. Is is correct? 

Hooah!!

Very wise choice, my brother, a very wise choice… 

Take a look here (maybe you will find it interesting): http://www.faithcome...litary-outreach

(here you can also download an audio bible clicking on tab 'Free Audio Bible' and transfer to your Axim. Sometimes I am tired at night and I prefer to listen instead to read the bible and it is being a blessing).