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    Memory usage

    OK. I won't worry about it. I don't have anything else using that kind of memory and I don't recall SwordSearcher ever using anywhere near that much. Even my browser with 107 tabs open I keep in check with a program called firemin. It's made for firefox but it works keeping brave in check...
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    Memory usage

    On my desktop, SwordSearcher is using 542MB of ram. I noticed this when I was having issues with high memory usage. I shut down some memory hogs and all is better but that shouldn't be like that. On my laptop, it's using about 4MB. I'm puzzled. I don't understand why it's using all that...
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    Guide to Running SwordSearcher on Linux Operating Systems (Updated June 2024)

    WinBoat is just an installation of Windows in a virtual environment that uses rdp to connect to the install I believe. WinApps does that. I've used WinApps and it works well enough. SwordSearcher will run just fine because it is installed and running in Windows not linux. The trick with...
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    Reading Plans

    I just discovered something that might help somebody out or perhaps it is common knowledge and I am just an idiot. LOL I was looking to change up my Bible reading plan and previously to get through the OT once and the NT twice, I was creating two separate plans, one for the Old and one for the...
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    Has Anyone Installed SS on Chromebook?

    Make sure also that somebody didn't force install Windows 11 on unsupported hardware. Lots of people are doing that now to sell older laptops.
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    Has Anyone Installed SS on Chromebook?

    Replacing a battery isn't that big of a deal. Just take the back panel off and voila, there it be. They generally don't cost all that much to get a replacement. Just don't get one that's too cheap as they will have used inferior grade cells in them and they won't last very long. The old...
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    Has Anyone Installed SS on Chromebook?

    I only hope that their refurbished laptops weren't stuck on Windoze 10.... that would not be a good thing...
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    Has Anyone Installed SS on Chromebook?

    Chromebooks are going to be shifting in about a year. I don't know if it will be just the arm based ones or if it will also include intel chips. Google has opted to unify everything under Android. So you will be just using Android at that point. There might be a way to run Linux applications...
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    User-submitted Lands of The Bible - 1880, by J. W. MCGARVEY.

    On the list of illustrations, the modern day links most do not work. There are numbers there but they aren't linked to anything.
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    How often do you use Sword Searcher?

    I use it every day. It's the only program that lets me use an audio Bible and lets me read along as it follows with a highlight. I'd be lost without it. I use the other features while reading to look things up to clarify things. I have Accordance and Logos as well but they don't have the...
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    Thank you for the customized reading plans

    This is the only software I have found that will allow me to create my customized reading plan and then read it aloud to me as I read along. I think Logos might be able to create the plan but even that won't play an audio Bible along with it. Mine is a special hybrid. I read the Proverb for...
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    Believer's Bible Commentary by Willam MacDonald

    Excellent resource. I have it in electronic and dead tree versions. If you don't have it, get it. It's only one volume so getting the dead tree version makes perfect sense. I have several Bible software programs, but I also own close to 100 KJV Bibles of the dead tree variety as well. While...
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    Guide to Running SwordSearcher on Linux Operating Systems (Updated June 2024)

    I very highly doubt that this will happen. As of now, Windoze is the most used platform out there and as such, you reach the most people with a Windows program. There are not that many people using Linux at present. That number may escalate soon as things at Micro$oft continue to unravel or...
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    Guide to Running SwordSearcher on Linux Operating Systems (Updated June 2024)

    Did you try using that browse button to see what it would do?
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    Guide to Running SwordSearcher on Linux Operating Systems (Updated June 2024)

    It was refusing to install IE as it was saying it was 32 bit and the prefix was 64 so I was trying to locate a 64 bit version of IE. The machine down here with the older version of Wine worked just fine with no issues so last night I decided to go through all the steps again. I had already...
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