Hiroshi.Rio

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.

I am also using pocket e-sword (good to see that someone still uses it) but I do not use notes feature. So I created one and I realized that it was saved as a .rtf file. 

So connect your device to your PC (ActiveSync) and open the folder that you save your notes (maybe at sd card or main memory) and import them to PC.

Now I think you can use the Migration Tools at http://www.mysword.i...migration-tools to convert the .rtf file (please, My Sword's experts correct me if I am wrong because I do not use this app too much).

question to others.  can sQlite read the pes?

Pes files? Nope. I have tried 3 apps at osx to read them but no success.

Hi. 

Sorry, but I don't know how can I define it, so I called the "module structure". My question is: can I "easily" change module structure like this: 

...to this:

I have tested several times, read (here on forum and outside) and tested again but no success.