Table of Contents

[Pastor Langley]

Books and Dictionaries has the capability to give you a Table Of Contents list. Can you get a list of all entries, or Table of Contents from the Commentaries (User Created not others) in the same way that Books and Dictionaries does? (If I use the Advanced User Module Maintance is my only thought.) Export the data and edit from there.

 

[Brandon Staggs]

Are you talking about the Library Table of Contents Tool? It supports all module types.

 

[Pastor Langley]

Yes Sir! Thanks... I was trying the same approach on the Commentary window as the Book and Dictionaries window. I started placing my sermons in a commentary named Langley way back. What I am attempting to do is: Build a new (books and dictionaries) entry with a link to each one of those sermons in the commentary. Needless to say that will be a "click" party with 154 titles. This way I can actually name the sermons have a link to them and from here on out build a sermon data directory to use, but now in the book and dictionaries like it should have been in the first place.
Sample:
Left is new entry with with (added links) to the commentary [Langley]
Right is the Commentary with sermons use this page "to send to entry" [aaaCommentaries] made up name for test
Kinda repetitive but will get my sermon database into a book module and not cammentary
I found that early on you will run out of verses (for sermons) gathering this way. I did not want to cram several sermons inside one bible text either.
Just getting around to clean up ( personal managment) now that I am learning more about SwordSearcher..

 

[Pastor Langley]

I did this from Word to HTML output is PDF files, after got out of school back in the day. Scanned the entire works of Warren Wiersbe, back then on binder and three hole punch paper, to PDF files. I am that old. This worked perfectly on PC but just placed into SwordSearcher as it works fine. It was a fun project for getting to learn SwordSearcher too. Of course it is free (I think) today and available digitally.