Moving Bible Underlining from one TW installation into another
Topic: Moving Bible underlining
By David Cox
This brief how-to post tells us how to move Bible underlining that the user does into another installation of theWord Bible Program.
Topic: Moving Bible underlining
By David Cox
This brief how-to post tells us how to move Bible underlining that the user does into another installation of theWord Bible Program.
Costas has come up with another way to install TW modules.
This is very easy. Now instead of making new TW modules into an installer exe, we can just zip it up as a compressed file with the extension “*.twzip”.
First of all, you download this file from the Internet. Do not worry about whether they are a bunch of modules in one TWZIP compressed file, or a bunch of single module TWZIPs. Download everything.
Topic: How do I show the BibleView Window Options Icons (at left)
By David Cox
BibleView Window Options Icons. When using theWord, at times you accidentally press a wrong combination of keys, and you are left with something you don’t want. I have been using theWord working in a Bible, and all of sudden the entire left-hand icons disappear on me, well actually, I pressed the wrong keys and they disappeared on me.
For most things with theWord you can go to the main menu at the top, and you can search there for turning something on or off. But in this particular case, you will need to know how to do this while you have the Bibleview window in particular active. Then it is very easy.
Tip: So if you do not see the left-hand menu Icons in your BibleView. If this is the case, then press Ctrl+T to toggle it on/off or hide/show.
Note that YOU MUST FIRST CLICK IN THE BIBLEVIEW WINDOW TO MAKE IT ACTIVE or this won’t work.
See the image below (icons on left ) for an example of a BibleView Window with this icon column.
Paul gives us an overview of how to use the left-hand icons in the Bible View window. He explains several of the icons and what each one does.
Class Objective: This page will teach you how to set up theWord to study the Bible using two Greek Bible versions, two non-Greek Bible versions, Strong’s Dictionary, and Robinson’s Morphology Codes.
In this method, I want to show you how I set up my theWord windows to translate or study the original Greek language. Putting aside all the discussion about Bible manuscripts, I just want to look at a passage in the KJV, in a Greek Bible, and in Spanish (I am a missionary in Mexico). As such I am comparing 2 non-Greek versions with two Greek versions.
Objective: To go through the steps to “normally” install TheWord in a typical Windows PC.
Continue reading How to install TW “normally” on a Windows machine
Greek Grammar, Text, and Word Studies #2 is simply some good Bible Study resource works for those who read Greek. These works are good reference materials (Greek Grammars) but they are in pdf at the moment.