> So, I guess that for now nothing can be done, is that it?
>
> I had already noticed the erroneous naming of the module. I wrote to
> the list saying that and I have never had an answer.
>
> Is it possible to get your corrected copy anyway? It would be very
> helpfull (at least for now).
>
Hello
Hi Sérgio,When I say the portuguese module is corrupted I don't mean it has error in the text itself, but in the encoding (although I found some misspellings). I use MacSword and Will (the developer) made some changes to the search engine that make it much better, but, due to the problems in the Po
I finally got around to converting the e-Sword ESV module last night; it
took only max three hours, most of which were due to my complete ignorance as
to how to create a module. If I had known it would have taken so little
effort, I would have done it a long time ago.
However, this is a
That sounds interesting... is it legal and do you have a place to host it if it is?--Greg HOn 5/2/06, Peter Clark <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I finally got around to converting the e-Sword ESV module last night; it
took only max three hours, most of which were due to my complete ignorance asto h
I have mentioned this problem with getting SWORD >1.5.7a to compile
under ming several times in different contexts. IIRC it is related to
the installMgr & ftp.
Greg, I'm sure you're familiar with the work I have done with getting
wxMozilla to work with mingw, You'll need that at some point if you
Hi Jason,On 5/2/06, Jason Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have mentioned this problem with getting SWORD >1.5.7a to compileunder ming several times in different contexts. IIRC it is related tothe installMgr & ftp.Yes, that does seem to be the issue -- more specifically it seems to be with the i
I would be interested in getting a hold of that as well, if it is legal. And if so, I could host it on mediocre bandwidth connection for any other DEVs (sorry, can't host the entire sword community)
On 5/2/06, Greg Hellings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That sounds interesting... is it legal and do y
Is it worth the effort when ESV will be released shortly after Sword for
Windows is released?
You can already access it from any web browser at www.crosswire.org/study.
David Overcash wrote:
I would be interested in getting a hold of that as well, if it is
legal. And if so, I could host it on
Peter,
Thank you for your ambition! I'm excited that you were persistent to
learn how to make SWORD modules. We could use more help in that area!
Concerning the ESV. We have a good relationship with Crossway and have
signed a contract allowing us to distribute the ESV worldwide for our
s
Troy,As for helping to keep up with what's "In the works," maybe a restricted-access wiki of some sort? Or an announcements board? Then you could have a page with modules, a page for the different front-end maintainers, and more so that each group can maintain its own page and if someone wanted t
Hi Troy
It's been a while.
I have 4 questions.
1. Are you familiar with the Power Bible? www.powerbible.com
I use it along with the SWORD. It has one feature that I like and is
really the only reason I use it.
When I am typing up a class or sermon I just have to enter CTRL ALT V
t
Em Mon, 01 May 2006 10:47:08 +0100, Jónatas Ferreira escreveu:
> So, I guess that for now nothing can be done, is that it?
Unfortunately.
> I had already noticed the erroneous naming of the module. I wrote to
> the list saying that and I have never had an answer.
Sorry, I must have overl
Em Tue, 02 May 2006 11:23:44 +0200, Sergio Queiroz escreveu:
> Indeed, the PorAA has some problems with strange characters at each
> verse ending and with some accents, like the "à". But that it is a
> corrupted copy of a copyrighted work is the personal opinion of
> Leandro Dutra.
No, it is no
I'll cast my vote for some kind of secured Wiki access. The last time I asked about one I think I heard that there was one in the past that presented some security problems. I don't know all the details so I can't make any specific suggestions to fix what ever was wrong, but a wiki sure would be
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