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In editable modules, non-breaking spaces seem to just "show up". I usually switch to Code Mode (Alt-C or tab at bottom of edit window) and do a Search and Replace (Ctrl-H or Search>Replace in menu) searching for the characters   and making sure I have one and only one space in the "Replace...

I run SwordSearcher on a Mac running VirtualBox (free) and have been for years. Works great! But it has a learning curve and it not "out of the box" easy to set up like Parallels is. I think Parallels is the way to go, and probably if I were starting over, I'd either stay with Windows or use...

Thank you, Brandon!

Oh, I forgot that there is another way to find this: just a regular search of the KJV with "by @G1722" in the search field (as documented here: https://forums.swordsearcher.com/threads/esi-issues.3582/#post-20728). The simple search method shows 145 matches in 117 verses. I now can get what I...

Goal: find all instances where the Greek word εν is translated in the KJV as "by". When I use the English-Strong's Indexer (ESI) by means of Search > English-Strong's Indexer (or Ctrl-F2) to find all the Greek words translated as "by" in the KJV, I scroll down to εν (Strong's Greek #1722). The...

I like it when footnote markers are before whatever they provide information on, esp. when related to translational things like alternative renderings. Then I know "going into" the phrase/clause that there is a note about it. If the footnote marker is after it all, I get to the end and realize...

Probably for the amount of work it would require for Brandon to program this, it is not worth it. However, as a user, if this capability existed, I think I would use it all the time and love it.

Grace & peace to you, Regie, from our Lord Jesus Christ.

Thank you.

Hi, everybody, (Background: I have no experience with tablets on any platform. I use SwordSearcher on a Mac via VirtualBox.) I would love recommendations for a tablet that will run the full version of Windows. I think my elderly mother would benefit from the Bible reading audio. The tablet...

Comparing more than 2 translations/versions would be helpful. Then I could have the source text (TR) up, the KJV and a foreign language translation. I would really like this. But … I'd probably need a bigger screen :)

I love it!

I like Calibri better than Candara, but since things are customizable, it's no biggie one way or the other.

Great to hear from you. So glad you enjoy SwordSearcher just like I do.

I think you meant "imperative mood" rather than "indicative mood". A search for *τωσαν in the TR module that comes with SwordSearcher yields 25 matches in 22 verses. As you will notice when looking at those hits, the typical English rendering of "let" is used. That's because English does not...

Wonderful, Bill! That did it. Thank you. I forgot about regex … (Actually in the Greek module I searched for ἔλεγον.*\; since the way to mark a question in Greek is with the semicolon.)

I have a Greek language user Bible module that includes the diacritical marks (which are not present in the TR module that comes with SwordSearcher). I want to search for all verses that have the word ἔλεγον in them and also have a question mark in them (well, the Greek question mark looks like...

I'll be interested to hear what Brandon thinks of this suggestion. I recall back when I used Online Bible briefly (maybe 20 or more years ago). It had all the possible combinations of parsings (conjugations & declensions) number coded. Probably that data is available in the public domain...

Yep, shore 'nuff! I had "Match case" on, so it only found the one with a small initial letter, i.e., "sir", not "Sir" or "Sirs". Same thing for "master*". Sorry about that! Thanks for your time. There is no sure cure for operator error …

Hi, Brandon, When I do this search ("sir @g2962" w/o the quotes), I only get one hit: Mt 21:30. But, when I use the English-Strong's indexer, I get a lot more hits where κυριος is translated as "sir" in the KJV. I did the same thing with "master @g2962", and only got 2 hits. But the ESI got...