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Just to close the loop here, my issue is resolved. Another user, Jon (aka JPG), provided me a fixed file.

Silverhair and TJ,

Thank you both for your your time and suggestions! Changing the font didn't work for me either unfortunately. However, Jon contacted me this morning via chat and offered me a fixed file. Problem solved! Jon (aka JPG) solved the issue by using SQLite Regexer instead of ToolTip (which apparently would load the file incorrectly).

Before editing the module you might want to try converting it from a DCTX module to a DCTI module using the Windows to Apple Converter available at e-Sword's homepage. Starting with e-Sword version 11 for Windows, e-Sword can now use both Windows and Apple module formats. 

The DCTI module format is the format for Dictionary Modules for use with Apple but it will also work in the Windows version of e-Sword. e-Sword 11 for Windows has issues with some modules that use the older file formats such as DCTX

 

I downloaded and installed the module into e-Sword version 10 for Windows and everything works fine, so my guess is that e-Sword 11 has an issue with module being a dctx format module

The converter can be downloaded from this part of the e-Sword homepage:

https://www.e-sword.net/extras.html

 

The Converter is at the bottom of the extra's page

TJ, I tried that too. It simply made a file named bdb-kjv_t3.dctx, which contains the same errors. I do appreciate your assistance however!

As long as the module is not one of the Official Licensed Modules that can be downloaded through e-Sword itself than you should be able to edit the module using Tooltip.

For the issue you mention above I will suggest the following before using Tooltip to do any editing. Change the font for Hebrew in e-Sword by clicking Options from the e-Sword menu and the select fonts to open the fonts menu. Set the font for Hebrew to Titus Cyberbit Basic as it the default font for Hebrew, Greek and Latin in e-Sword 

Thanks for the suggestion TJ. I double-checked my font settings and they are all set to Titus Cyberbit Basic. Is there any sort of tutorial on how to open/import a module and fix this issue? I do not want to manually fix the thousand of entries.

Thanks again!

Can ToolTip be used to open and correct an existing module? For example, Dictionaries - Brown Driver Briggs’ Hebrew Definitions with KJV Analysis, displays àÈá, for av, instead of אב. I really like the module because it displays all the usages of a Hebrew word, but I also want to see the Hebrew word.

Thanks!