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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!

I've purchased and upgraded small Windows based notebooks and computers a few times just for SwordSearcher when I was traveling. It works great! As a bonus, I could get emails and keep in touch with family, make notes, etc. It was fun to find coffee shops and cafes that had free wi-fi.

I love it when you remind me of SwordSearcher features that I may have forgotten! The widget and word trees are great tools, Brandon. Thanks for bringing them to my attention again! 😍

You're right! With "Find verses with ALL the words specified" marked in the search dialog box and the icon that you marked toggled, the search will render single verses with the search words highlighted. Good job, Pastor!

Did you save it to the cloud, by chance and it's being opened from there?

I love SwordSearcher! Thank you, Brandon, for all the hours you've thoughtfully put into making it such an easy program to work with. SwordSearcher has changed my life for the better! 🥰

Look at UTB - Understanding the Bible (Sorenson) in Commentaries

You can email it to yourself from the old laptop and open the email on the new laptop, then just save the file to your modules folder. That's the easiest. Otherwise, you can copy the file to a flash drive and paste it into the user modules folder on the new computer. You could export and...

Wow! How interesting! Thank you for the new quick-tip video! I'll try it out!

I don't know what you've been doing, but I've fixed that issue a couple different ways: 1. Using the end key, space and delete, then down arrow, end, space, delete becomes an easy rhythm to keep, and will line things up; 2. Or, go into code mode and replace all the <br> code with a space.

An easy way to check is to put your cursor at the end of a short line of text and hit the delete key. If the following line moves up so it's a continuation of the first line, you have line breaks.

The files in the Program Files folder are not to be fooled with, but it sounds like you need to move this one to your other modules folder (sometimes I forget that people have their modules in other places than the documents/SwordSearcher user modules folder). There are some module files in the...

How frustrating! Here are a couple things I would look at, although Brandon or Bill may have the quick and right answer (I usually just poke at things until something changes): Back up these module files in case something goes awry. Check the directory properties where the files are and make...

Commentaries are linked verse-by-verse so I think converting a book to a commentary would involve a LOT of work to create the links to individual verses. I don't think SwordSearcher is equipped to do that automatically. You might want to create a commentary so you understand the process. Many...