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Is there any way to fix this, where I can have the full complete names of each bible and them show up in the compare function that way without the kjv kjv+ also showing up?

Yes, you can make a copy of kjv and kjv+ and rename the copies while uncheck the originals in Bible -> Bible Compare Settings

The Original Greek have not only All Caps but also without spaces between the words.
Except if you understand fluent Greek is there no point to do this and All Caps letters make it harder to link to the dictionaries.

Codex B is full of corrections: so if you want to study Codex B without bias then need you pictures.
And understand the symbols for corrections and the Nomina Sacra (Sacred Names).


There are 2 possible solutions for the orthography problem in e-Sword:
1) Get a font that "read" Greek minicules letters as Caps letters (this is the best solution for the orthography problem).
But letters with accents are still a problem.
My Greek Bible modules use only minicules letters (without accents) and is the easiest to "read" of all the Greek modules here.

2) Edit a module and remove accents(if there are accents) and replace each of the 24 letters).
But the shape of the modern Greek caps letters is not the same as that of the first Century.
There is no Unicode solution.

https://www.miniwebt.../remove-accent/
The text is too long: so to you need to split it in 5 or more parts.

Those are the standard e-Sword in "English only" using the standard Book order and format of e-Sword.
Without the Deuterocanonical books also called Apocrypha in the King James.

Genesis Gen
Exodus Exo
Leviticus Lev
Numbers Num
Deuteronomy Deu
Joshua Jos
Judges Jdg
Ruth Rth
First book of Samuel 1Sa
Second book of Samuel 2Sa
First book of Kings 1Ki
Second book of Kings 2Ki
First Book of Chronicles 1Ch
Second Book of Chronicles 2Ch
Ezra Ezr
Nehemiah Neh
Esther Est
Job Job
Psalms Psa
Proverbs (also called "Wisdom" of Solomon as some Deuterocanonical books) Pro
Ecclesiastes Ecc (not "Ecclesiasticus" Sirach)
Song of Solomon Son
Isaiah Isa
Jeremiah Jer
Lamentations Lam
Ezekiel Eze
Daniel Dan
Hoshea   Hos
Joel     Joe
Amos     Amo
Obadiah  Oba
Jonah    Jon
Micah    Mic
Nahum    Nah
Habakkuk Hab
Zephaniah Zep
Haggai   Hag
Zechariah Zec
Malachi  Mal

Gospel of Matthew Mat
Gospel of Mark Mar
Gospel of Luke Luk
Gospel of John Joh
Acts of the Apostles Act
Epistle to the Romans Rom
First Epistle to the Corinthians 1Co
Second Epistle to the Corinthians 2Co
Epistle to the Galatians Gal
Epistle to the Ephesians Eph
Epistle to the Philippians Php
Epistle to the Colossians Col
First Epistle to the Thessalonians 1Th
Second Epistle to the Thessalonians 2Th
First Epistle to Timothy 1Ti
Second Epistle to Timothy 2Ti
Epistle to Titus (needs censor bypass: the t after Ti)
Epistle to Philemon Phm
Epistle to the Hebrews Heb
Epistle of James Jas
First Epistle of Peter 1Pe
Second Epistle of Peter 2Pe
First Epistle of John 1Jn
Second Epistle of John 2Jn
Third Epistle of John 3Jn
Epistle of Jude Jud
Revelation Rev

Here in the attachment is the list supported by Tooltip Tool:

The Greek add-ons of Esther and Daniel are not in this list of Deuterocanonical books.
The variant abbreviations with a point are not in the list.

The Bibles and other modules in the e-Sword menu are there uploaded by Rick Meyers who made e-Sword.

Here are "user modules" uploaded.

Some "user modules" became "official modules" if they are popular.

If you want that your module is uploaded then need you to contact Rick Meyers on his website with good arguments.

But it is Rick Meyers who decide to upload it.

Greek NT INT+ is based on the ν = ΝΑ28 [=UBS5] text.

By textual variants for example spelling variants of  "David" is the dark grey based on other sources.

α = Alexandrian [= UBS3/UBS4/NA26/NA27]
τ = Stephens 1550 Textus Receptus
σ = Scrivener 1894 Textus Receptus
β = Byzantine Majority

So ν = ΝΑ28 [=UBS5] text is never dark grey.

If you use the PC version of e-Sword:

For the first question: click on the Bible or Commentary menu and "extended search"

With the Books icon can you select all

For the "hell" search need you also search for Sheol, Hades, Gehenna and Tartarus

I have no hell in my translation because I use Sheol(Hades), Gehenna and Tartarus instead.

The Hebrew Sheol and Greek Hades means underworld or realm of death.

The Greek word Gehenna is a fire place to burn human trash.

The Greek word Tartarus is only used in 2Pe 2:4
 

For the second question: commentaries that have the verse are marked with a blue info icon. (If v for verse is selected)

Olaf Bacon: ZipScript from "WordSearch 12"(A normal Bible program) has nothing to do with Biblecodes.
This is like Scripture Tooltip with (selected translation) in combination with copy verses.

The Companion Bible (E. W. Bullinger) Commentary by the Display Book Comments (Book icon with B  has the best outlines of the Commentaries and it use chiasm.
It is downloadable in the e-Sword program.

For the background I need to warn that those who use JEDP for the Books of Moses, or use Deutero-Isaiah, or date the Gospels after 70AD or discrediting the authorship in the Second Epistle of Peter are unbelievers.

I use Robinson Greek Morphology codes in my RTR+M (module Restored Textus Receptus with Strongs and parsing info).

Only verbs have a tense. So every code with V- is a verb in "Robinson's Morphological Analysis Codes"

https://wiki.logos.c...orphology_Codes

• A – Aorist
• A2 – Second Aorist
• F – Future
• F2 – Second Future
• I – Imperfect
• L – Pluperfect
• L2 – Second Pluperfect
• P – Present
• R – Perfect
• R2 – Second Perfect
• V – Adverbial Imperative
• X – No Voice Stated

V-A??-??? and V-A2??-??? are Aorist verbs

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There is a "Robinson's Morphological Analysis Codes" in the downloadable dictionary of the e-Sword.

MLVDC+G "Modern Literal Version Concordance, Dictionary & Lexicon Greek Concordance" also supports it.

For Hebrew is there the ETCBC commentary by Eliran Wong by the  Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia (Fifth Revised Edition) modules.

I use Tahoma as default font.

The problem in TS2009 are the accented letters as in  Ěḏen, Ḥawilah and Giḥon.

I did use the Apple Convertor and export and import it with DB Browser for SQLite.

I have no trouble with kjv-tr+ec+.lex and by using the export and import trick is it only 13,360 KB

CAP went the Shift Lock on the keyboard is turned on.

NUM went the numeric keyboard is turned on.

?

RAW see "raw input"

I had the same problem with theWord.

Right-click on the e-Sword icon in the desktop and properties.

click on the Compatibility tab

v Run this program in compatibly mode for:

Never mind, that was another problem.

Make first a backup.

For the problem with the accents need you a BBLI module that is not locked.

And  "DB Browser for SQLite"

https://sqlitebrowser.org/dl/

Click on File and "Open Database"  "all files (*)" and select the BBLI module.

Click on File and Export "Database to SQL"

Select all Table(s) save and "OK"

The SQL is a kind of text file.

Look to all the words that contain &

Use e-Sword to copy the accented letter of the verse

And replace it all by the accented letter.

The text file must be "save as" UTF-8

If you deal with all the & then need you Import the file and delete the .db after .bbli

Use the devi edition for the new e-Sword editions instead of devx.

The coding of the devi edition is simple HTML while the devx. use many needless tab positions.

This is the coding for January 1 in devx

\viewkind4\uc1\pard\ltrpar\nowidctlpar\sb120\sa120\tx720\tx1440\tx2160\tx2880\tx3600\tx4320\tx5040\tx5760\tx6480\tx7200\tx7920\tx8640\tx9360\tx10080\lang1033\f0 Let Us Keep to the Point\par
\pard\ltrpar\nowidctlpar\sb120\sa120\qc\tx720\tx1440\tx2160\tx2880\tx3600\tx4320\tx5040\tx5760\tx6480\tx7200\tx7920\tx8640\tx9360\tx10080\cf11\ul Php_1:20\cf0\ulnone\par
\pard\ltrpar\nowidctlpar\sb120\sa120\tx720\tx1440\tx2160\tx2880\tx3600\tx4320\tx5040\tx5760\tx6480\tx7200\tx7920\tx8640\tx9360\tx10080\b My Utmost for His Highest.\b0  \ldblquote . . . my earnest expectation and hope that in nothing I shall be ashamed . . . .\rdblquote  We will all feel very much ashamed if we do not yield to Jesus the areasof our lives He has asked us to yield to Him. It\rquote s as if Paul were saying, \ldblquote My determined purpose is to be my utmost for His highest --- my best for His glory.\rdblquote  To reach that level of determination is a matter of the will, not of debate or of reasoning. It is absolute and irrevocable surrender of the will at that point. An undue amount of thought and consideration for ourselves is what keeps us from making that decision, although we cover it up with the pretense that it is others we are considering. When we think seriously about what it will cost others if we obey the call of Jesus, we tell God He doesn\rquote t know what our obedience will mean. Keep to the point --- He does know. Shut out every other thought and keep yourself before God in this one thing only --- my utmost for His highest. I am determined to be absolutely and entirely for Him and Him alone.\par
\b My Unstoppable Determination for His Holiness.\b0  \ldblquote Whether it means life or death --- it makes no difference!\rdblquote  (\cf11\ul Php_1:21\cf0\ulnone ). Paul was determined that nothing would stop him from doing exactly what God wanted. But before we choose to follow God\rquote s will, a crisis must developin our lives. This happens because we tend to be unresponsive to God\rquote s gentler nudges. He brings us to the place where He asks us to be our utmost for Him and we begin to debate. He then providentially produces a crisis where we have to decide --- for or against. That moment becomes a great crossroads in our lives. If a crisis has come to you on any front, surrender your will to Jesus absolutely and irrevocably.\par
\par\cf0\i0\b0\ulnone\nosupersub

This is the coding for devi

<p>Let Us Keep to the Point</p><p style="text-align:center;"><ref>Php 1:20</ref></p><p><span style="font-weight:bold;">My Utmost for His Highest.</span> &ldquo;. . . my earnest expectation and hope that in nothing I shall be ashamed . . . .&rdquo; We will all feel very much ashamed if we do not yield to Jesus the areasof our lives He has asked us to yield to Him. It&rsquo;s as if Paul were saying, &ldquo;My determined purpose is to be my utmost for His highest --- my best for His glory.&rdquo; To reach that level of determination is a matter of the will, not of debate or of reasoning. It is absolute and irrevocable surrender of the will at that point. An undue amount of thought and consideration for ourselves is what keeps us from making that decision, although we cover it up with the pretense that it is others we are considering. When we think seriously about what it will cost others if we obey the call of Jesus, we tell God He doesn&rsquo;t know what our obedience will mean. Keep to the point --- He does know. Shut out every other thought and keep yourself before God in this one thing only --- my utmost for His highest. I am determined to be absolutely and entirely for Him and Him alone.</p><p><span style="font-weight:bold;">My Unstoppable Determination for His Holiness.</span> &ldquo;Whether it means life or death --- it makes no difference!&rdquo; (<ref>Php 1:21</ref>). Paul was determined that nothing would stop him from doing exactly what God wanted. But before we choose to follow God&rsquo;s will, a crisis must developin our lives. This happens because we tend to be unresponsive to God&rsquo;s gentler nudges. He brings us to the place where He asks us to be our utmost for Him and we begin to debate. He then providentially produces a crisis where we have to decide --- for or against. That moment becomes a great crossroads in our lives. If a crisis has come to you on any front, surrender your will to Jesus absolutely and irrevocably.</p>

I used DB Browser for SQLite