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That's very colorful! I've been replacing my full-color highlights with the same color underlines and I like it a lot better. I found that I can use a different color underline for words that I want to stand out in the verses and it works really well - like circling a word in underlined verses...

Congratulations on another winner upgrade, Brandon! SwordSearcher 9 is so easy on my eyes! 😍

I think that it's good that different programs have different features, otherwise they'd all be just the same program with different names.

You can compare several versions now by setting the version in the Bible menu>Set Comparison Version, then toggle on the Compare icon in the Bible panel. Next, go back to the Bible menu and select 'Clone Bible Panel Content'. Now in the Bible panel, select the third Bible version that you wish...

You don't realize how much of a strain the brightness of the computer is on your eyes until you use dark mode for a while and then switch back to light! This is a great feature! Thanks, Brandon!

Three seconds doesn't sound like much, but it's actually a pretty long break - try reading something out loud and pause for three seconds between each sentence. It really stops the flow of thought. I like the audio as it is now, and I often do a search on a subject to see what God has to say...

The zipped file has two items - the SCA module and the SCA-Assets folder. They should both go into your 'SwordSearcher user modules' directory. The image is in the assets folder.

I have different fonts for each panel. I like a font similar to New Times Roman (Bookman Old Style) for the Bible, but use more 'frivolous' fonts (Papyrus, Amita, and a Bahnschrift) for the other panels. I write the monthly community newsletter and have a large collection of fonts for that.

Hi, Stephen! I agree - using SwordSearcher to study God's word is the best reason to own a computer!

If it's a one-word link, you can type the internet address, for instance "www.yahoo.com", then go back and highlight the words "www.yahoo.com" and type your text, like "Yahoo" - however, when I typed a space, the editor inserted the html code   and that ended the link right after the first...

You can just copy a link from the Internet and paste it into your module, or just type the link that you want, like "www.yahoo.com" - either will work, and you don't have to open code mode.

The JVMA module is a really great tool, Bill! I like to use the second one that you posted and take notes. So easy! Listening to any of the reports on current events is very unsettling, but JVM's commentary brings our Lord front and center where He belongs, and that puts things back into...

Glad you got it!

I don't know. Sorry, that's all I can think of to try.

Try this: https://forums.swordsearcher.com/resources/hawkers-poor-mans-commentary-on-the-whole-bible-hawkerpmc.145/download You'll have to copy and paste the link - clicking won't work.

You'll find lots of SwordSearcher fans here, Krew. Sometimes there are licensing issues that make some publications too expensive to include in SwordSearcher - maybe the Common Man's Reference Bible comes under that. You can probably find tons of other material already included in...

Brandon, the automatic drop-down chapter selection when a Book is selected in the Bible panel is super handy. Thanks for making that feature in SwordSearcher!

Just so you know, Brandon is a team of himself, blessed by our Lord.

It would be nice to have a Recently Opened option to be able to quickly go back to a module that was used before today. :) Sometimes I can't remember the title of the module, but want to look again at something I saw a couple days or more ago.

How about taking a screenshot of your Rapture material and setting it as your desktop background?