Robert O'Neill
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How do I get the swordsearcher software on to my desktop to my laptop?
Basic software question.
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Pastor Langley
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Creating Your Own Books and Commentaries > User Module Storage and Sharing
User module files are stored in your Windows documents folder. The exact name of this folder depends on your Windows configuration, but is usually Documents\SwordSearcher User Modules. Backing up and restoring user modules is as simple as copying all of the files in this directory.
It can as simp[le as copying the above explained folder to your other PC.
(Provided you understand location of those files and the copy paste method of Windows Folders.)
What Version SwordSearcher do you have?
Have you downloaded anything since you installed the program?
Just asking not sure of your knowlege.
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You install it the same way you installed it on your desktop. If you need help getting your setup files again, email support@swordsearcher.com and include your order number or your serial number. Don't post private license information in the forum.
SwordSearcher Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
I have used theWord software for about 12 years, and it is very easy to create my own commentaries, dictionaries and books. I'm enjoying learning to work with SS. It also is incredibly easy to create commentaries and books. Is there a way, or a reason why I can't, to create dictionaries? Or am I missing something? Thanks
Darrel
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In SwordSearcher, a dictionary is just a book. You'll create a dictionary the same way you create a book as shown in this video:
www.swordsearcher.com
It will work just as the other dictionaries in SwordSearcher (StudyClick linking, etc...)
Video: Creating Your Own Books and Commentaries in SwordSearcher
It will work just as the other dictionaries in SwordSearcher (StudyClick linking, etc...)