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It wouldn't help. You have too many copies of that file already. I'm trying to think how to isolate the Commentary so it will load properly.

Looks like you're back in OneDrive.

Do you see langly.ss5cmty in the list?

Ok, in File Explorer, back up to Documents. Then on the upper right corner of the screen where it says "search", enter .ss5cmty and let's see what comes up.

You're looking for a file that ends with ".ss5cmty" - probably "Langly.ss5cmty"

Those filenames don't look right. I want you to go to C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\SwordSearcher User Modules and see what's listed there. Please note that OneDrive is not in that location.

It will be listed by the short name, not the full name...

Ok, let's see if it's in your User Modules - navigate to Documents\SwordSearcher User Modules and take a look there for your Commentary.

Do you see your Commentary?

Let me know if you find it.

Look through the list of modules and see if your Commentary is there.

Ok, I'll be navigating on my computer so I can give you step-by-step help. Don't do anything except what I list. First of all, close SwordSearcher and open File Explorer. Navigate to C:\Program Files\SwordSearcher\Modules.

Can you work on it now? It may be a quick fix...

If you want to start step-by-step, let me know.

I don't have that, but I'm willing to walk through some steps with you to try to help. It can be a process, but don't despair. When you're tracking down an error, only make one change at a time so you don't accidentally compound the problem.

You have to close and reopen SwordSearcher for the changes to take effect. When you reopen SS, see if your files are editable again...

Hi, Pastor Langley. I think you're running ahead of your help. Before you do anything else, try opening SwordSearcher, then click on File/Preferences. On the bottom of the left-hand list it says "Module File Locations". Click on that and in the window that opens up, you can click on the Add...

Although it isn't a popup for the footnotes, you can right-click and clone the panel, then click on the footnote in the cloned panel so it will show the footnotes - then you can put the clone to the side so you can read the footnotes without losing your place in the main panel...

Copy and Paste works for me, as well. Is 'highlighting' the text the problem? You could try Ctrl+a in the editor to select all and see if that works - that is a keyboard command and will bypass the mouse. You could also try the copy/paste commands in the Edit menu (or right-click options), or...