Tj Higgins

I have recently made several interlinear modules both Greek and Hebrew using Notepad++ 

Here is a fix that might work:

First create the module as an html module with out the tables using Tooltip NT.
One you have created the module you can then open it using a program called DB Browser this will allow you to access the module's database. 
The database will be organized into tables with one labeled "Bible" you will need to extract this table to a CSV file.
You can then open the CSV file in Notepad++ to change the html tags to create the interlinear tables you want. 

Once you have the made all of needed changes you need to save the CSV file. 

You will then need to import the saved CSV file back into the module database overwriting the existing bible table

Simple Bible Reader 5.5.0 has been released and is a significant update the changes to the program are show below:
 

Release Notes – 5.5.0

• Major compatibility release
• Supports multiple Html Renders and autoselects WebBrowser Control if WebView2 is not installed. WebView2 is no longer a mandatory requirement.
• Supports both x86 and x64 architectures.
• Runs on Linux operating systems using Wine 9.x with limitations.
• Runs on Windows Vista and above with some limitations. Recommendation is always Windows 10 and above.
• .NET Framework requirement lowered to 4.6 or above.

There are new versions of e-Sword for Android, Apple and Mac available here is the information on the releases of these new versions:
 

e-Sword LT for iPhone version 12.3.1 updated 2024-04-04

e-Sword HD for iPad 12.2.1 updated 2024-04-04

How to open The book of Enoch

 

Cant see how to find the book after install

The Book on Enoch will be found in your e-Sword Reference Library this library can be accessed by click the Reference Library Button which located at the right end of the bar located just below the the e-Sword menu. 

The Reference Library looks like three little books when you click this a new window will open displaying the reference library

Hi Tj...!

Thank you for your quick response. It actually widens my question...

My ordinary text in my commentary is most probably 99% of 3 MB standard text in the Calibri font, 12 point. If I don't run "Unicode Fix" that comes out perfectly, but the Hebrew quotes, come out as strange characters as indicated above. The Hebrew characters and text are all marked as Titus Cyberbit Basic, yet,, when I run "Hebrew Unicode Fixup", all my text is erased, except for my e-mail address.

My Tooltip version is V2020-04-11.

Thank you.

The font settings are for e-Sword not Tooltip as long as the correct fonts are set in e-Sword everything should work correctly with out needing use the fixups 

Many of the collections have been recategorized as Libraries the Arthur Pink Library can be found at this link:

http://www.biblesupp...nk-a-w-library/

Hello!

Forgive me if this has been answered somewhere else.

I’m using e-sword x on my Mac. How do I add the Thayers lexicon to the KJV+? When I click on the numbers it gives me the Strongs and my Greek or Hebrew word study, but it doesn’t show Thayers like my e-sword HD for iPad does. I have it downloaded but can’t seem to access it. Please help. Thank you so much!

You need to download the Thayer's module into e-Sword for MAC from this link:

http://www.biblesupp...h-kjv-analysis/

Thanks for your reply.  Typo, yes BHSE+++.  I've installed PC_BHSE+++.bbli

 

SBL Hebrew font seems the best.  I've also tried Ezra Sil which was recommended on a post somewhere here.  I don't get any of them to display properly.

 

I did get a message from Rick to contact the creator, so not sure if anyone here has resolved this.

 

Image attached.

First your attached image in your last post does not appear in your post

Second that particular module has more then one upload here on Bible Support the original upload is for use the Apple/Mac versions of e-Sword back in 2016 with an updated version released in 2018. 

This version is at the following link her on Bible Support:

http://www.biblesupp...etcbc-4b-hebre/

Last year Bible Support member Elder B created a version for the Windows version of e-Sword as a bbli module. Elder B's new version arranges the bible verses in tables which makes for a clean neat and unique appearance. 

In his post for the module he stated the required font setting which are as follows:

"FONT SETTINGS:

For optimum alignment, I use a Default Font of Segoe UI with Default Font Size 11 and a Hebrew font of TITUS Cyberbit Basic"

Here is the link to the Windows version of this module:

http://www.biblesupp...er-interlinear/

Can anyone else reproduce a weird problem with the Android version of eSword and/or advise a solution?

Try as I might, I cannot permanently delete the pre-installed FB Meyer commentary from the Android version. Every time it appears to be successfully deleted, after a restart of eSword it's back.

I use eSword on Mac and iOS, neither of which exhibit this issue.

Any ideas?

It needs to be there in order for the Android version to work correctly, just like the Windows version requires both the KJV and KJV+ bible modules to work correctly 

I have run this app on PC #1 for years then this error popped up.  At the time ToolTip was not installed and installing it had no effect.  I grew tired of the issue and installed it on a Hyper V PC running same OS.  Works fine.  I will probably end up using something like ccleaner to scrub the registry

 

Thanks guys

It has to due with recent modules created using one of the last two releases of Tooltip NT which use newer text controls. So if a module has been created using one of the those two releases, e-Sword is looking for the one of the newer text control dll files

Two new versions of Simple Bible Reader have been released the new versions are version 5.4.7 and 5.4.8

Here are the changes and or updates in these new releases:
 

Release Notes – 5.4.8

• Button to save plugin.
• Experimental options – allow slow but reliable HTML/RTF conversion using WebBrowser and RichTextBox controls.
• Bugfixes in dictionary plugin parsing.

Release Notes – 5.4.7

• Bugfixes in BBLI Bible format (thanks to Ngon Cyrille)
• Experimental options – persistent preferences i.e, save/load prefs from file.

The ESV+.bblx module has notes contained within a Notes table.  Within the Bible table a note such as N1 will link to the corresponding note in the Notes table when one mouseovers the N1 in the Bible text.

I would like to do the same in a custom .bbli module.  The ESV+.bblx module is scrambled so I cannot see how they did it.

I have tried <not>N1</not> and that does not work.  I am guessing that some hyperlink in my bbli module such as <a href="..."><not>N1</not></a> might work, but I don't know what to put in the place of ... so that it links to the proper note in the Notes table within my .bbli module.

You need to use an SQL database program to create the notes table which is where you will put all of the notes information  The table will consist of five columns and as a many rows as you need for your notes. Each note will have a row in the notes table containing three numbers, a note identifier and the text of the note.

The three numbers in each row identify the book, chapter and verse which will have the pop-up note, the identifier such as N1. The text for each note is formatted as show below:

<RF>While the rest of chapter 1 uses ordinal numbers (eg. second, third, fourth, etc.) verse 5 actually uses the Hebrew word (ech 'ad), which is the cardinal number one. This is different from the ordinal number meaning "first" which is represented by the Hebrew word (rish'on). Thus it literally reads, "one day" and not "the first day." <Rf> 

The only thing you need to add the text of the verse in the verses table is <not>N1</not>, when the bible is open in e-Sword moving the mouse over the N1 will cause the note to display in what is called a "Pop-up".  
 

I previously posted all of the information on how to do this here:

http://www.biblesupp...tes +in +bibles

Will the new (2020) translation of the Afrikaans Bible be made available soon?

It depends on what the copyright situation is with that translation, if it is under copyright then the copyright holder has to give permission for the module to be made. 

Hello,

I use the Editor quite a bit.  Is there any way to get functionality similar to the Microsoft programs that copy text format style with the "paint brush" tool?

Another option that would help me a lot is to have a Paragraph Styles (similar to Microsoft products) drop-down that you can select from a populated list of formatting styles (ex. Heading = Arial 14 pt Bold, indented  /  Body = Arial 12 pt / Bible verse = Verdana 12 pt, 2" left margin / etc.).

 

E-Sword is a great tool, and this is one of my only complaints with it.  I find the existing very time consuming and clunky when I am creating a lesson, as I teach from the Editor and I like it look nice (formatted). 

If there's no way to do this within the program, or something similar, I'll post separately as a request for future update.

 

thanks!

Each of the three editors have a paragraph formatting button located on the toolbar just below the fonts drop down box, clicking this button will open a small box where you can find options for formatting paragraphs.