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Be sure to check out the tutorials and quick tips to see the many features of SwordSearcher and how to use them. https://www.swordsearcher.com/video/index.html

It's good to see you here, JP802! Johnny NL is right, it's easy to make SwordSearcher your own. I created a user commentary module where I write notes, other verses, etc. One of the widgets points to it so if I'm reading the Bible and want to make a note, I can just click on the widget and...

I tried changing some of my bookmarks on the old laptop (Windows 10), restarted SS, rebooted the computer, the bookmarks weren't changed. So I tried the new laptop (Windows 11) that didn't have any bookmarks yet, and a fresh installation of SwordSearcher 10. Tried the same steps, the bookmarks...

I've been joyfully surprised at the verses an Natural Language Search has turned up. It's broadening my horizons!

It's my understanding that SwordSearcher loads the files in Program Files before the User Modules folder under Documents. The modules in the Program Files aren't editable. I would think that could be the issue you're having. There is a report you can print that will show you, but I'm sorry to...

You can download the midis you want and make a module with each of them named and linked, then when you want to listen to them, you just click the link. I did that with J Vernon McGee's 5 years of Thru the Bible and it works very well.

SwordSearcher has been top-quality since the beginning. Every upgrade has been insightful and extremely useful! I remember the joy of SwordSearcher freeing me form the hours of sitting at the kitchen table with large volumes of commentaries, concordances and my Bible. Every time I think it's...

Yes - sorry about that. I tried to reply to you to say it wouldn't work after all, but I messed that up as well. It may be something to do with the .png format - I tried adding a border to a png image in one of my modules, but it didn't appear.

I love the new features, and the new Commentaries are a great addition! I especially like the poetry in the new module, "SSHymns" along with the verse references.

No problem, RT, I've been using the magnifier lately and have found it very useful. Maybe someone else will be able to use it.

At first, I thought this was a great tool to find verses that I had in my fuzzy memory, but after using it a few times, I've found it to be a great tool to find verses loosely referred to in sermons and videos. Add my thanks for this tool to Bill's.

Sorry, I thought you were looking for a way to increase the size of the text in the module window when the text size was set in modules that can't be edited.

There is also a magnifier tool that is really useful for looking at small text or images on your computer. You can find it in Settings under Ease of Access.

You can set the font size for individual windows in Preferences.

I didn't answer this question well - I use the KJV-TSK Bible tab when I'm looking at a specific verse. I like the way the TSK works and tend to follow links down paths I wouldn't find on my own. My favorite commentary is Wholly Biblical Self-Commentary. I'm transcribing it from the PDF. It...

Psalm 98:8-9 (KJV) Let the floods clap their hands: let the hills be joyful together before the LORD; for he cometh to judge the earth: with righteousness shall he judge the world, and the people with equity.

I use the proximity search to find verses I'm vague about. For instance, my mother's favorite saying was "Pride goeth before a fall," but try to find that in the Bible. It's not a correct quote, so the search won't have it. The proximity search is perfect for finding the main words and...

Have you tried reinstalling SwordSearcher?

Welcome, HarpazotheRedeemed! I know you'll love using SwordSearcher as much as the rest of us do!

I love old dictionaries - it's amazing how many definitions have changed, sometimes to totally opposite meanings!