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I'm quite partial to the KJV and haven't felt a need to get the NASB. The KJV is an old, trusted friend.

As long as I'm being wishy, it would be super if the stickies could be collected in a file like the highlight file, but also to be able to copy and print them as a group, as well as to click on a note there and have the original panel/placement open.

"Get 'em Done" stickies in SwordSearcher would be delightful! Think about if a stickie could be 'attached' to text in any panel and minimized, then you see a pop-up of it when it's hovered over and it's maximized when clicked. Notes could be made for Bible verses, in non-editable modules and...

Lately, I've been really enjoying the Sermons of CH Spurgeon - what a blessing! I've also discovered that a reading of the sermons can be found on YouTube (with different titles, so I search for a specific phrase to find it in SwordSearcher), and my reading along with the sermons on YouTube is...

That occurred to me after I posted. Thank you for this module, Bill! It's really nice to be able to hear JVM. There are so many great modules available - this one is one of my favorites.

Bill, the cal.gif image I have is missing all the days after Dec. 17...

Happy Trails!

This is the JVMA Alt module. The one you can change all at once is the JVMA module.

"Tool" was the wrong word - I should have just said 'it's for easier organization.' So if your modules are in the same main folder, instead of typing in C:\Users\owass\OneDrive\Dave Private Data\SS_Scourby_JVM_Data\jvma, you can just use file:///{moduleassets}.

The calendar page - the first page in the module that shows the calendar has all the files listed. That's the page to be edited.

Module assets is just an organizational tool - all the files called for by a module (images, etc.) can be stored in a folder tagged by the module name and coding is easier because when file:///{moduleassets} is used, SwordSearcher will automatically look for the file in the assets folder...

Yes, I have lots of JVM modules - he's an old favorite. They just each need to have a unique name.

Ok, it looks like the file that you can download here has the calendar page with the audio files all linked on that page, then individual day pages where you can take notes are separate, and the audio files are not named there (you have to click on the date on the calendar page to start the...

I downloaded the file at the beginning of this thread but didn't unzip it as I was being lazy, but when I looked at it, the module name was just JVMA. I'll move my files to a safe place and set the downloaded file up and take a look now. Give me a minute - I'll be baaack...

I'm looking at your code - you may have a different jvma audio module that I do... Just looked and, yes, you're working on a different module. If it was me, if you have it working now, I'd leave it alone - unless you want to change each page. I have a module named "JVMA" and one named...

The c:\jvma directory is where the audio files were originally stored - and named in the calendar file. If you moved the audio files to a different directory (folder), you would name that directory in the code. The calendar page - the first page in the module that shows the calendar has all...

To change the file location for the audio files in the calendar page, open the calendar page in the SwordSearcher Editor, choose the Code tab at the bottom of the Editor window, press Ctrl+H to open the Replace dialog, type c:\jvma in the Text to find box, then type the file location of your...

That's really cool! I didn't know that - learned something new... I need to pay more attention! Thanks!!!💖

Thank you, Bill! There is something unique about reading collective topics from the Bible - it is eye-opening! :)

Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling SwordSearcher? If you do that, be sure to copy your license number and back up your user modules first, and if you've highlighted and underlined scriptures, you'll want to save that file, too. It's strange that the classic layout functions...