StandingFirm

I have some older books and documents in by print library that I would like to scan and then make modules from them.  I don't have a scanner.  What should I look for in a scanner if I want to scan documents and make modules?  Will I need anything else in order to accomplish this?  Thanks!

I Googled "audio Matthew Henry" and came up with this.  http://antigopresbyt...org/matthew.htm  I listened to only a few seconds of a file.  Let me know what you think.

Thanks Josh for the link.  I like to listen to messages while I drive back and forth to work.  Very much appreciated.

Church History in Plain Language by Bruce Shelley is on sale until the 29th.  It looks like a good resource though I am not familiar with it.  With the discount code HIST it is on sale at $9.99.  The print version on Amazon is almost double that amount.

My wife has a small tablet but it doesn't have a lot of memory.  Is it possible to load esword on an external drive or does it have to be on the C drive?  Thanks!

Wow there is a lot of rich information out there. Thanks to all of you who have given me great suggestions. Studying this should be fun. :^)

I am sure that it will be.  Studying is always fun!

Awesome Josh.  Wow that was fast.  It would have taken me many weeks to do this.  I deeply appreciate your work - for this module and for all everything that you have done here at BibleSupport.  Have a great day and my God richly bless you.

Has anyone made training videos on how to use esword in bible study or sermon preparation using version 10?  I think there is probably a lot that I could do with esword in my studies etc that I am not taking advantage of.  The pdf does a great job of explaining the various features but it would be great to see how to fit it all together in a study or a series of studies.  We have a lot of great help here providing instruction on how to make modules and a ton of materials to aid us in our studies but it would be great to watch someone put a study together explaining the various steps and the features of esword.

Thanks Josh.  I appreciate your help.  I kind of expected that might be the case.

I have esword on my desktop and laptop.  I hear a lot of talk about tablet computers.  Would a tablet be suitable for esword and other bible software programs?  Does anyone have esword on a tablet?  If so, how is it working for you?  I am thinking that a tablet would be better for taking to church services and workshops etc.  Even my laptop is a bit cumbersome to take to church,  I don't want just a reader.  I want to be able to record notes, search etc.  I also want to use it much in the same way that I use my print bible.  I was looking at a Toshiba tablet online and it looks interesting, but can I use it the way I want to, and can it do what I want it to do?  Any info on tablet computers will be appreciated.

Antares, even if you have to purchase it, it is a real deal.  It is only $40.00, probably less than it costs for a dinner out or what it would cost you to go to a concert and will give you many hours of enjoyment.  I checked the price of it with two other Bible software companies, one of them has it at $80.00 and the other at $90.00 so you are getting it at half price at least.  Just a thought, most of us spend hundreds of dollars for food (physical nourishment) each month, but spend very little on our spiritual nourishment.  A loaf of  bread lasts a day but the living bread lasts through eternity. There is a wealth of free materials here at biblesupport and we should take advantage of it but don't hesitate to invest in other resources when you need them.

Hello everyone.  Just stopping by to say hello and thank-you for all your hard work.  There is a ton of really valuable materials here.  The only problem is choosing with ones to work with.  I have been using e-sword for a number of years now but have not really gone deep into module creation, though I have created some basic modules for my own studies.  For the person who wants to learn how to create modules I think this is the place to learn that.  Version 10 is a great improvement though I think we will see even better things down the road.  One problem that I have is spending time searching and downloading modules and not spending enough time in actual hard study.  I think if I was bitten with the "module creation" bug it wouild be even harder.  That said, at some point I do want to learn how to better create modules and to use the tools that are available.


Be Blessed my friends.

StandingFirm

Thanks Josh.  That was a big help.  I had to look for the reference library.  I wasn't sure on some of the files if I had created or downloaded them, so I copied all the files over.  I will have to go through them and delete the ones that I don't want in the Topic Files.  I appreciate your help.

Michael