What is your favorite Sword Searcher Layout?

[Johnny NL]

Most of the time, I have just the Bible open with commentaries open to the side. I generally don't have the search window open unless I search for something, and then it's closed after use. I will sometimes have the book window open, especially if I use Alt-T and search for some item and find one in the book. Mostly with the Bible open I have the commentary verse links active also. I suppose I could keep the commentary window open and just have the book verse links open. But this is most of the time:

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NO dark mode ever ? ? ? ?

 

[marty]

NO dark mode ever ? ? ? ?

Dark mode is so much easier on my eyes!

 

[Johnny NL]

Dark mode is so much easier on my eyes!

YES !
At 61 yo.... INDEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeD, a LOT better for me.

 

[marty]

YES !
At 61 yo.... INDEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeD, a LOT better for me.

You're just a Babeeeee!

 

[Pastor Langley]

Most of the time, I have just the Bible open with commentaries open to the side. I generally don't have the search window open unless I search for something, and then it's closed after use. I will sometimes have the book window open, especially if I use Alt-T and search for some item and find one in the book. Mostly with the Bible open I have the commentary verse links active also. I suppose I could keep the commentary window open and just have the book verse links open. But this is most of the time:

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I have three monitors, but honestly 90% of time look like RevTim here, and not dark mode. I do see that many use "shortcuts" which is a real time saver.

 

[jlambe]

Most of the time, I have just the Bible open with commentaries open to the side. I generally don't have the search window open unless I search for something, and then it's closed after use. I will sometimes have the book window open, especially if I use Alt-T and search for some item and find one in the book. Mostly with the Bible open I have the commentary verse links active also. I suppose I could keep the commentary window open and just have the book verse links open. But this is most of the time:

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This is a good layout, especially for cross reference bible study. Where did you get a copy of the Original TSK?

 

[jlambe]

YES !
At 61 yo.... INDEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeD, a LOT better for me.

Dark mode is a lot better for me too. I use it on programs as much as I can. Doesn't put a strain on your eyes.

 

[HarpazotheRedeemed]

I've been using Sword Searcher for almost a year, and really love the software. I use it almost daily. I was wondering what your favorite layout was? Here is mine so far:

Bible Study
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Cross Reference Study:
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I like to have 3 panels side by side. My Bible, books and commentary. That's my default so I can hop between my notes easily, and then I'll have just 2 panels, the Bible with books, or the Bible with commentaries, when I'm in the middle of studying something specific. Always dark mode I am a new user, so I'm still messing with everything though.

 

[jlambe]

I like to have 3 panels side by side. My Bible, books and commentary. That's my default so I can hop between my notes easily, and then I'll have just 2 panels, the Bible with books, or the Bible with commentaries, when I'm in the middle of studying something specific. Always dark mode I am a new user, so I'm still messing with everything though.

I like this layout, and I like the colors you have chosen for each panel

 

[HarpazotheRedeemed]

I like this layout, and I like the colors you have chosen for each panel

Thank you I'm big on colors to keep organized

 

[jlambe]

Thank you I'm big on colors to keep organized

I've played around with different colors and kinda settled on this:

 

[HarpazotheRedeemed]

I've played around with different colors and kinda settled on this: View attachment 3076

It looks good I like the contrast with the two panels on the right.

 

[jlambe]

It looks good I like the contrast with the two panels on the right.

I've been using Sword Searcher for almost a year, and still learning the ends and outs of the software myself too. There's not a day that goes by that I don't use the software.