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I'm looking at your code - you may have a different jvma audio module that I do... Just looked and, yes, you're working on a different module. If it was me, if you have it working now, I'd leave it alone - unless you want to change each page. I have a module named "JVMA" and one named...

The c:\jvma directory is where the audio files were originally stored - and named in the calendar file. If you moved the audio files to a different directory (folder), you would name that directory in the code. The calendar page - the first page in the module that shows the calendar has all...

To change the file location for the audio files in the calendar page, open the calendar page in the SwordSearcher Editor, choose the Code tab at the bottom of the Editor window, press Ctrl+H to open the Replace dialog, type c:\jvma in the Text to find box, then type the file location of your...

That's really cool! I didn't know that - learned something new... I need to pay more attention! Thanks!!!💖

Thank you, Bill! There is something unique about reading collective topics from the Bible - it is eye-opening! :)

Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling SwordSearcher? If you do that, be sure to copy your license number and back up your user modules first, and if you've highlighted and underlined scriptures, you'll want to save that file, too. It's strange that the classic layout functions...

This code goes around the footnote reference, here it is "1": <A href="#footnote1"><SUP>1</SUP></A> This code goes around the corresponding reference at the footnote itself: <A name=footnote1>[1]</A> Note: the [ ] brackets aren't necessary - I just used them for giggles.

Go to the Modules here on the forum and do a search for "minimal".

Did you check in the Documents/SwordSearcher User Modules folder to verify that the file is there? If it is, you can check the Error Log to see if it gives you the answer. I can't remember off-hand where the error log is - I'll take a look and see if I can find it. [Edit] I see that Brandon...

Hi, Rob! The zip file needs to be unzipped into your Documents/SwordSearcher User Modules folder. If you put it in the Programs/SwordSearcher folder, it won't work. See this post: https://forums.swordsearcher.com/threads/need-some-help-moving-my-books-to-my-new-pc.4176/#post-24419

As a work-around, if you have Word, you can create your bulleted list in Word and set the paragraph spacing on the subtitle to 0 (or 1 or 2), then copy that to the SwordSearcher editor - it will keep the formatting.

Sadly, the anonymity of the Internet makes it a poor vehicle for this - you really don't know who you're chatting with, getting counselling from, or what their true intentions, motivations and beliefs are. (Think of it like walking up to a total stranger and asking for medical advice.) Any...

I played with this a little and found that in the SwordSearcher editor, you can copy a red pg once, then use Ctrl F to find the next occurrence of pg, close the Find dialog box (which leaves the pg highlighted), Ctrl V to paste the red pg, Ctrl F to find the next occurrence, close the Find...

I love all these convenient features in SwordSearcher! It's helped me grow so much more than if I was studying the Bible on my own. All these resources at my fingertips - click and find, another click and it's open in front of my face. It's just lovely!

Welcome, Nathan! SwordSearcher has so many outstanding features - take a look at the thread where many favorite features are listed (https://forums.swordsearcher.com/threads/what-is-your-favorite-feature-in-sword-searcher.4133/) for recommended areas for your write-up on SwordSearcher. I...

I've done a similar thing just with search results, for instance, "but God." There is something special about hearing verse after verse on the same phrase, it's like watching a bud bloom. The marvelous features in SwordSearcher bring so many blessings. Thanks, Brandon!

Another of my favorite features is being able to type a list (even a loooong list) of verse references, then Ctrl + t and, Voilà! all the verses are instantly written out! And one more, Scan Text for Verse References. I must say, there are different favorites for each task I'm doing in...

That's a great question! I'm not an expert, but I believe the difference is when talking about filling a person with a limited or special ability or attribute of God as opposed to the Person, the Spirit. The context of the verses should sort that out.

What do you need extra help with, Risen?

I'm not sure what you're searching for, but if you use quotation marks around the reference, i.e., "John 1:3", in the full library search, it will only bring up results for modules that reference John 1:3. Is this what you're wanting?