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djmarko53, I use Logos mostly for one thing, and I don't upgrade for money. I just wait until they say you can get the dumbed-down, won't-do-much-but-it's-the-next-basic-version for free. And they say that they will stop supporting the lower version. Then I "upgrade." I've never had any problems...

Thank you, Brandon, for the explanation. With the Ctrl+M and Ctrl+F10 shortcuts in mind, I could make my own shortcuts in MacroExpress (macros.com) and apply them only to SwordSearcher. I use MacroExpress a lot in my regular work with SS (mostly as a text expander), so that's possible.

Hello, Brandon, I use module shortcuts all the time. I think I might have mentioned this somewhere else, but if it were possible to assign multiple letters to a module, that would really free up some shortcuts. E.g., I'd love to make the shortcut to the TR module be "Ctrl-TR" or "Ctrl-Alt-TR"...

Thank you very much!

Feature Request for Brandon: I use this function all the time. Since I try to use the keyboard and not the mouse very much, a keyboard shortcut would be helpful. The one I use most is "Send Book Link to Editor".

One thing I'd find useful would be for highlighting in the Bible panel to show up in the search panel (and there to be a keyboard shortcut to toggle it). Probably problematic is that fact that in the search panel you automatically see the hits highlighted. Maybe if the Bible-panel highlights and...

I use user modules (book and commentaries) all the time. Without this ability, SwordSearcher would have much less appeal to me. SwordSearcher's user extensibility is amazingly good and it's fast to use. I try to do the same thing with some other software, but it's such a hassle I usually just...

I'm just documenting this here so I can find it later. :) Today I used this search ( |^)τε .{0,15} και( |$) in the RegEx search tab in SwordSearcher 8.4 to find τε before and within 15 characters of και in the TR module.

I don't think I knew that was there! Thanks, Brandon!

Great! Just what I needed. I think I found a little display bug though, in using these. When I changed the # of characters to 25, I got 107 hits. The first 100 have the hits highlighted. But when I go forward to the next seven, they are not highlighted.

Thank you, Brandon. I can sort through them – I'd rather have all of them and have to sort through them than miss some. Thanks for your time!

(1) It seems that that RegEx search – [ ^]και .* δε[ $] –is not catching the ones where και is the first word in the verse, e.g., Joh 8:16 and 17 both have that construction, but are not found. Is that fixable? (2) Is there any way to shorten it down to say, the και before the δε, but the 2nd...

Thank you very much, Brandon! Way to go.

I hope I haven't asked this before :) In the TR module I want to search for the Greek words και and δε in that order, but not when they are contiguous (which they never are). I know I can search "for verses with ALL of the words specified", but that gives 1431 vv., and they are mostly false...

Tim, See https://valera1602.org. For a comparison of Valera versions, see http://valera1602.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Valeras-Compared.pdf. This also: http://valera1602.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Testing-the-1960.pdf

Marty, I think I asked for that once. It'd be a lot harder to do, since in the Bible each verse has x words, and apparently the system just remembers to highlight word #3 or from word #1 to word #5 in color "y". Of course I have no clue how hard it'd be to implement this, but I have often...

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I use Macro Express (www.macros.com) in conjunction with SwordSearcher. Macro Express is very powerful and over my head in many ways, but when I need help with a macro, I try myself, and then if (when) I fail, I just ask the developer and he responds. Just yesterday I asked him how to do a macro...

I hadn't thought of that. Good idea.

That is the only way my Bible Panel looks - side-by-side comparing foreign and English. However, I do wish I could sometimes see 3 or 4 versions at once. But generally it's no biggie to just switch around to compare.