I requested the NABRE. Yes, if I understand correctly, the NAB is being phased
out in religious education.
Both the NAB and NABRE are sold by different publishers, so I think there's
hope for a SWORD module.
On Jun 11, 2011, at 3:22 PM, Mike Hart wrote:
> Also note that the NAB is now old-ne
If my memory serves me correctly, The NRSV was formerly available from the
University of Michigan in a single downloadable package (circa 1997ish). It
was removed on request, I believe due to abuse (someone tried to add value
(comments or section headings?) and offer the derivative work for sal
On Friday, June 10, 2011 07:27:00 PM Karl Winterling wrote:
> I read http://www.usccb.org/nab/permissions.shtml and I'm going to contact
> nabp...@usccb.org about permission to distribute a paid SWORD module of the
> latest New American Bible (NAB) and the official commentary. I'll ask for
> no DRM
Mike Hart writes:
> Perhaps if the section were renamed something less offensive it might
> contain more works. Sectarian? or Unorthodox?
The conf directive is in fact...
Category=Cults / Unorthodox / Questionable Material
...as can be seen by actually looking at the *.conf for JST and Dia
On 11/06/11 22:04, Mike Hart wrote:
> The title word "Cult" on that section seems to prevent any living translator
> or group from voluntarily placing their version in that list.
I have no problem with that.
Peter
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On 11/06/11 18:43, David Haslam wrote:
> A friend of mine who works for Wycliffe Associates (UK) wrote me today as
> follows:
>
> I am trying to locate Ethiopian fonts which I believe are designed with
> mobiles in mind. Names apart I have no information about
The title word "Cult" on that section seems to prevent any living translator or
group from voluntarily placing their version in that list.
Perhaps if the section were renamed something less offensive it might contain
more works. Sectarian? or Unorthodox? Nobody wants to consider their own
g
On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 3:20 PM, Mike Hart wrote:
> Based on the text seeming to follow the Assembly de Yahweh's theology and not
> following any known Greek manuscript, I'm going to have to suggest it is
> flawed enough that it needs significant revision before it could be hosted by
> Crosswir
I think it important to state here that this is not just about a statement of
faith on the website.
The problem is that the RVR2011 appears to be intentionally mistranslated to
support the theology described there. More specifically, John 1:1 reads
"EN el principio era el Verbo, y el Verbo era
A friend of mine who works for Wycliffe Associates (UK) wrote me today as
follows:
I am trying to locate Ethiopian fonts which I believe are designed with
mobiles in mind. Names apart I have no information about them, not even
whether they are copyright-free, subject to licensing, and so on. The n
Everyone,
I just observed that http://www.asambleadeyahweh.com/ is non-Trinitarian.
I am therefore unwilling to provide further assistance on this translation.
David
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I would also like to say that if the main issue appears to revolve
around character encodings and the Windows utils work while a
hand-build Linux version fumbles on the encoding, it is very possible
that the Linux built versions are lacking ICU, which I believe is used
by SWORD to help with encodin
Mod2zmod requires that the (uncompressed) module be installed, either in the
same place as all of your other modules or somewhere else within the SWORD
path. Then you can use the module name as the modname parameter. The module
name is the name in [ ] brackets at the beginning of the .conf.
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Angel,
When running a SWORD utility that takes a module as input parameter, the
module name must be as already specified in the first line within the .conf
file, and this is case-sensitive.
NB. If you use imp2vs to make the module, you will not need to use mod2zmod.
btw. Please read http://cros
Hi again.
How do I properly use the mod2zmod? I tried to used it but got an
error saying that it can't find my module.
What should go in the parameter?
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I have run my TextPipe filters to generate the IMP file. Booknames are as
generally used by CrossWire.
The start of the file looks like this.
$$$[ Module Heading ]
$$$[ Testament 1 Heading ]
$$$Genesis 0:0
GÉNESIS
$$$Genesis 1:0
Capítulo 1
$$$Genesis 1:1
EN el principio creó el Poderoso los cielo
FWIW. I made a bespoke TextPipe filter for converting (Biblical text) from
VPL to IMP.
Some of my TextPipe filters are listed in
http://crosswire.org/wiki/Projects:Go_Bible#TextPipe_filters
TextPipe is for Windows only, and is not a free program.
See http://www.datamystic.com/textpipe.html
Man
The files currently being discussed can be retrieved from
http://ia600607.us.archive.org/2/items/RVR2011/ or
http://www.archive.org/details/RVR2011&reCache=1 -> click the 'all files
HTTP' link.
Files list-
RVR2011.vpl - The file I received from Angel
rvr2011-vpl-ready.txt - The ve
Dear all,
I noticed that the Byz and WHNU modules on
http://www.crosswire.org/sword/modules/ModDisp.jsp?modType=Bibles are
updated but the same ones on http://www.crosswire.org/study are still the
2000 version. Can I ask if they will be updated? Thanks a lot!
Regards,
David Lim
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Again, thanks for the info.
I'd like to note that the vpl ready file that Mike sent me (with the
verse references - my original text did not have any) compiles
correctly with vpl2mod on Linux too. Maybe the problem was the way
that my original text was enconded or something. Mike, did you find
s
uni2ascii is part of the ubuntu repos. It's sister utility ascii2uni comes
along in the same package. On the wiki page linked to below is a shell script
using it which will give you a character count of all characters used in a
text. This can be useful to figure out weirdness.
uconv is another
Jonathan has given a clear explanation why the imp format is more useful.
Bending the utilities by using old windows utilities on wine on Linux seems to
me bizarre and not something I think we should either promote or document on
the wiki as a valid way of working.
If there is an issue with vpl
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