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Hmm, I had to think about that. It's been a long time since I managed an RSS feed manually, so I supposed I did, but that was a long time ago. However, there is an RSS feed for the blog here: https://www.swordsearcher.com/blog/feed/

There is no way for SwordSearcher to automatically import and divide a PDF file, no. Copy-and-paste into verse comments is the best way.

I'll add that to the request list.

No, the UTB SwordSearcher add-on has only been available from me. If I recall correctly, and I may not, when I first started selling it, there was an option to have a one-off disc service burn a copy and mail it for an extra fee, but that hasn't been the case for years now.

The add-on module in question is pretty small data-size-wise. There are several factors going into the decision not to offer a physical disc for the add-on, but it really just boils down to what is economical. There is not enough demand for physical copies of this add-on to pay for the costs...

There is no disc option for this add-on, but if you have a DVD-ROM burner, you can easily make one yourself. Or just copy the downloaded file to a memory stick.

Honestly from what you describe, I would suggest just pressing F2 to begin with, skipping the main search box completely. As you say, the main search box already shows you a list of what your search will turn up, giving you advanced knowledge whether or not the search is valid. The other...

"Toaster" is what the artificial life forms (robots) in the science fiction series Battlestar Galactica are often called by human beings. :) It's a reference to the kitchen appliance. Anyway, I'm sure wsbones is not seeking spiritual understanding from AI tools. I don't normally chime on on...

If you paste an image in, the storage of the image is automatic, and you won't need to worry about it. The Advanced Module Maintenance zip functionality does not traverse subfolders from the assets folder.

If you paste an image into the editor, it will handle all this automatically. You won't need to create or place files yourself. If you need to do it manually, don't use subfolders in the assets folder.

I got my start on a Commodore 64 with a 1541 disk drive (5.25" floppies), but by 1994 when I was shipping SwordSearcher on floppy disks, the 3.5" form factor was all I used. SwordSearcher was never shipped on 5.25" disks.

The only original floppies I have left are a single copy and that one stays with me. 😉 Those floppies were all hand-copied (no production service was used for those) and I only have the SwordSearcher 2.0 for DOS ones. For a while I shipped SwordSearcher 3 (SwordSearcher95) on floppies but the...

By the way, astute observers will note that I called 2015 the 20th anniversary of SwordSearcher. The minor discrepancy is explained by the fact that the first version, 1.0, was actually called "Bible Assistant." The Bible Assistant help file named SwordSearcher as the upcoming release, which was...

(This is a copy of this blog post.) “But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus.” –Philippians 4:19 In 1994, I started a simple programming project for Bible searching. I had no idea at the time that I would still be working on this tool 30 years...

The UTB commentary add-on purchase is fully automated now. When you place an order for it you'll get your download links immediately. Thanks for your patience, and sorry for the delay on this!