An FYI for those who care about the current state of fonts under iOS.
Quick answer is that there are currently 58 different font families available
under iOS 5.0
Long comment:
> In one sense, Android (being open) is more amenable to such inventiveness
> than iOS. You can only display Bibles in
Hi Greg,
> Greg's final comment was along the lines of, "There is desire and need
> for SWORD support in Pathway, but no one is asking for it because they
> don't realize they need and desire it." That sentiment is in line with
> the (extensive) questions I heard after the presentation. I have
>
Greg,
That's very interesting.
Even before Go Bible was adopted by CrossWire, we knew that Jolon Faichney
had toyed with the concept of better font support for phones with inadequate
firmware coverage. He never made enough progress as to complete such a task,
though what he did attempt is probabl
On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 11:23 AM, David Haslam wrote:
> Greg wrote, "GoBible overcomes this by using Graphite somehow."
>
> Well, I suppose some phone manufacturers may have designed in Graphite into
> their firmware, but the fact of the matter is that Go Bible relies entirely
> upon what Unicode
On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 10:46 AM, David Haslam wrote:
> Maybe you didn't delve deep enough into the detail of the Distant Shores
> Media blog post?
You've caught me red handed! I simply read the title you assigned it
and assumed I understood what it was talking about. That might prove
slightly mo
Greg wrote, "GoBible overcomes this by using Graphite somehow."
Well, I suppose some phone manufacturers may have designed in Graphite into
their firmware, but the fact of the matter is that Go Bible relies entirely
upon what Unicode font coverage has been provided by the mobile phone
manufacturer
Maybe you didn't delve deep enough into the detail of the Distant Shores
Media blog post?
The *USFMtag* extension to Wikimedia server is /not/ to facilitate further
editing.
It's to allow USFM content to be pasted "as is" into a wiki page.
Once saved, the server extension will display the content
David,
On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 7:46 AM, David Haslam wrote:
> Did Greg Trihus or anyone else at the Dallas conference happen to mention the
> http://www.dsmedia.org/blog/publishing-usfm-encoded-bible-translations-mobile-phones-instantly
> USFMtag extension to Wikimedia servers?
During Greg's ta
Martin,
My initial thought was Greg may have been using an early test version
or a module which had some problems. A further problem that And Bible
suffers from (YouVersion hits the same problem) is lack of fonts on
Android systems. GoBible overcomes this by using Graphite somehow. For
instance I'
Did Greg Trihus or anyone else at the Dallas conference happen to mention the
http://www.dsmedia.org/blog/publishing-usfm-encoded-bible-translations-mobile-phones-instantly
USFMtag extension to Wikimedia servers?
This is being developed by a programmer in Indonesia connected with
http://www.dsm
Hi Greg,
AndBible has always been able to display Psalm 119, even on low powered
devices, and many people say that, far from being slow, it is very
responsive. I can only think that Greg was getting confused with some other
bible software.
Martin
On 19 October 2011 19:29, Greg Hellings wrote:
On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 4:48 PM, Matthew Talbert wrote:
>> 3) Help with the C# bindings for SWORD. I know some people have talked
>> about them in the past, but I don't know what state they might be in.
>> Since Pathway is written in C#, it would be a great help to anyone
>> writing a SWORD export
> 3) Help with the C# bindings for SWORD. I know some people have talked
> about them in the past, but I don't know what state they might be in.
> Since Pathway is written in C#, it would be a great help to anyone
> writing a SWORD export path if they could access the engine bindings
> directly thr
Some time ago David pointed out the SIL Pathway project, which is a
plugin for the Paratext. Paratext is a popular scripture translation
editor which is available from the United Bible Societes
(http://paratext.ubs-translations.org/) and is popularly used within
Wycliffe Bible Translators. Paratext
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