On 14/08/11 18:02, Mike Hart wrote:
> How else do you envision a front end interacting on a
> social site?
And Bible can share a verse or passage via SMS and to Facebook.
I do like that and I understand it was easy to implement. It would be
nice to have such features in e.g Xiphos etc - to writ
I have pursued the avenue of docx -> Bible conversion in the past and,
allow me to state unequivocally, it is incredibly complex. The sheer
number of ways to mark up the same item and material makes any sort of
attempt at such a conversion almost impossible to conceive. I never
completed the proj
As already demonstrated, the Crosswire Swordweb implementation is usable with
most social sharing sites that accept http links.
Other than that, a cron system that pushed daily readings might be nice... but
I don't see how you'd apply bible reader apps to social websites besides those
paramete
Hi,
The new PBB feature sounds exciting and I will definitely see if I can
integrate some papers and additional bible translations into my Logos library.
I would think that having a comparable feature for making SWORD modules would
give a huge boost to both the available amount of books and c
I haven't looked at it myself either, but I like the concept.
This past week I was trying to revive the OpenOffice filter that was
broken with version 3 of OpenOffice. I have isolated the problem code in
the XSLT filter and commented it out so that the filter "works," but it
doesn't export the
Go Bible is not a SWORD front-end app (/per se/).
My original question was specifically addressed to SWORD (& JSword)
front-ends.
David
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I don't usually comment on competing products, but I thought the new
(long-expected) Logos Personal Book Builder was worth commenting on. You
can find a post about it at
http://blog.logos.com/2011/08/personal-book-builder-the-inside-scoop/. The
main difference from most software is the fact that