Underlining, highlighting, creating Books and Commentaries

[Editor]

Hey guys,

Like what I see thus far with SS8. Am primarily studying law and will be doing a lot of underlining/highlighting, etc.

In the Modules forum, I posted a question about law related modules. Hey why not start one's OWN law module? Sound like a good idea?

How automated would that be? which is to ask, would notes propagate to all matching instances? or just one instance at a time?

-Ed

 

[Editor]

Let's expand on the OP (original post). Look at the example below. In the footnotes of Common Lawyer's Bible, that is.. in the commentaries, the following appears.

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Notice how the Hebrew letters, characters or symbols default to [some kind of] ASCII text?


Is this by accident? or to hide the Hebrew word H5387? Nasi ? in 20th century, there Romans were Nazis? yes/no

nasi: http://biblehub.com/hebrew/5387a.htm

nasiy: http://biblehub.com/hebrew/strongs_5387.htm

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Strongs

Here's a screen-cap from SS v8..

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[Brandon Staggs]

Please try posting your images again.

If you paste text into SwordSearcher it should retain the correct letters, unless the original source is some kind of specialized 8-bit font, in which case that depends entirely on the source material.

You can see how user-created modules work in this video:

http://www.swordsearcher.com/video/user-modules.htm

 

[Brandon Staggs]

How automated would that be? which is to ask, would notes propagate to all matching instances? or just one instance at a time?

After you watch the video please let me know if your question was answered. I am not sure what "instance" means in this context.