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I use Word @ work to convert PDF documents, and if it's just text, it's usually not an issue. If you're looking for votes, Brandon, I vote to stay away from *pdf.

Will there be any copywrite issues with this, if you want to share with everyone?

I am still having some of those sizing issues. I will try to pay better attention to them so I can report them.

Wow! I guess I missed that. And I learned a few things. Not that I had to be convinced, but again, this is a wonderful and very useful tool to study God's Word. I use it at least once a week, but sometimes more often. How integrated everything is from the get go is one of the best traits of the...

I don't know of the work, but I am slightly aquainted with the man. However, I am well aquainted with Dr. Wiersbe, and if he is for it, I would trust it to be Godly.

Interesting.

@wsbones is an excellent resource for building modules.

I haven't had any issues like that with the Dramatized KJV. I guess it does depend on how you want to hear it, though. I know of a Christian who came from Egypt and learned to speak English by listening to Scourby.

Could you have entered it so it didn't take up so much space? Sorry, it's a lot to scroll thru to get to the next entry.

I don't believe so. It has to conform to what the program will recognize and interact with. I believe the extensions have to be either .ss5cmty (commentary) or .ss5book (book). If you have a work you want to import, you may want to see how best you can import it via Forge.

Accredidation has it's place, but it really comes down to who you are studying with, and what approach you take to your education. I really shoulda gone into teaching...

@parkernathan - If you would like something a bit different, search for the Dramatized KJV. It reads the KJV, but it adds actors voices for different people, and sound effects. I like it very much.

I will have to forgo commenting further. This forum would not be the appropriate place to do it.

Interesting. Honestly, I'm not sure how you can "compare" two different things that portend to be the same, when they are in fact different. But that's just me. If I had Seminary to do over again, with what I know now, everything would be different. But - Ah! That's why hindsight is always...

Or, you could come on over to the dark side and use the KJV. ;) However, if you visit this page: https://djmarko53.wixsite.com/ssmodules ... ... and you search for "Utley," and d/l this commentary, you will find within it the NASB (Updated) text in with the commentary notes. Perhaps you will...

I'm curious, why did you feel you had to use modern "versions" in Seminary? I never did.

Sermonaudio.com has several sermons by Spurgeon (read by someone). Here's a search link: https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermons.asp?keyword=charles+spurgeon

How are you thinking of using this feature if it were developed?

Great.

@Brandon Staggs, I did a little looking and don't see anywhere an option to have the expand the comments become a default for all commentaries. Is there an option for that? If not, is it possible to add this?