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Is there an online library at your website of all of these great add on book modules that the users have created? It would be very handy for those of us who have seen them mentioned but didn't have the time to download them and install them.

Send the document to someone who does have ms word and they will do it for you. Myself included at pilot1611@live.com

Swordsearcher has the excellent word (book) location feature that shows which book of the Bible and the number of times the searched term appears in that book. I propose a next level enhancement of the feature that involves doing the same at the book level whereby it will show, for a selected...

I don't know if this has been explored but consideration should be given to a web-based version that could be listed on kickstarter (or the equivalent) as a fundraiser to enable you to hire some help to make this possible and expedite its' creation. I think that a lot of people would be happy...

I would propose an ability similar to that on Blue Letter Bible that does multiple search options automatically and allows you to pick which one to look at. For instance, when one enters search terms in SS there are 4 search methods that are options. Perhaps SS could do all four of them...

How do I get the swordsearcher software on to my desktop to my laptop?

It will work. Thanks! However, I would still suggest the method I proposed as a good next step for enhancements; that is, what I propose would make it a default feature. Robert

Is there a way to scroll backwards such that you can go past the first verse in a chapter and go to the previous chapter? If not I would propose adding double chevrons to the jump feature such as << < > >> where << would take you to the beginning of the chapter (i.e., first...

I discovered a new Isaiah commentary by a prominent scholar that is entirely free online. Perhaps the author would permit its inclusion in Sword Searcher. See https://www.isaiahexplained.com/1#commentary

There is a nice feature in other programs that allows you do a search on multiple words and it automatically creates multiple tab output that covers any one word, cobmination of words or the exact phrase. This often yields some interesting findings that require mutliple searches at present...

I have seen in other search engines the presence of a tiny box next to each verse to alll it to be selected. For instance, in a search or in loaded cross references, it is often the case that only some of the verses loaded are desired for the study at had. To be able to go through a long list...

Wow! great feature, I did not notice the search bar because I have been using the classic layout with the Bible on the Right (and I always use the search dialog box). I go way back with SS. It is interesting however, that you don't need to even need to go there if you are in the chapter.... it...

Oops, I was mistaken, (the pick list is the list you get when you select the down arrow at the top). I was not paying attention and it was only the chapter pick list. I thought there was a pick list for each verse in the chapter to get there quickly instead of a long scroll..sometimes

In the KJV-TSK module, when you select the pick list for Acts 13 the list only goes to verse 28 but there are 52 verses in the Chapter. Needs fixin.

I was primarily referring to the links that show up in the other panel, that have the options to show the arrows in them or not. In the instructional video it indicated that the arrows can be turned off in the links but only in the dialog box.

Brandon, Do you know if microsoft is pursuing a paired down version of windows for cell phones (not the old one from pre Win10 days)? I heard it was. If so, perhaps porting SS to it may be more achievable with minor adjustments.

Wow that is excellent! I am impressed. But now that I see it I would make a suggestion regarding the arrows in the text. I see how it is activated in the settings dialog box however it would be real nice to simply have a icon toggle it on and off for both the Bible panel and the reference...