LXX that work's properly with Strong's Numbers

Re: E-Sword updates
Posted by: "Ben Krueger" ben.krueger@shaw.ca letstalkpublications
Mon Sep 11, 2006 10:18 am (PST)
> > >LXX that work's properly with Strong's Numbers.> >> > I thought that somebody had provided the workaround for that. [I'm> > sorry, I've forgotten what it is, but it involves csting Greek> > Strong's as Hebrew. I _think_ the details are in the list archives.]I created an LXX+ dictionary and I put it in the e-sword_modules yahooforum's file area.<<http://tech. groups.yahoo. com/group/ e-sword_modules/ files>> in thedictionaries folder.


Posted by: "Wayne Shaffer" wayne777@post.com wayne7777777777
Mon Sep 11, 2006 3:05 am (PST)
--- In eSword@yahoogroups. com, "Jonathon Blake" wrote:>> Wayne wrote:> > >LXX that work's properly with Strong's Numbers.> > I thought that somebody had provided the workaround for that. [I'm> sorry, I've forgotten what it is, but it involves csting Greek> Strong's as Hebrew. I _think_ the details are in the list archives.]> True, there is a workaround, and it's not bad. It requires a"special" dictionary module to "trick" e-Sword. (Thanks again towhomever it was that created that.) Doesn't help with the "tool-tip"definitions, but better than nothing.> >Proximity searching> > If I hadn't gotten sidetracked into writing documentation for utility> programs, I would have written a program to do that a year ago.> Cool! That implies there is hope. :-)

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bible lookup by using a favorites

Message: 1
Date: Mon, 07 Jun 2004 11:21:41 -0400
From: Karsten Sedmera
Subject: favelet for looking up a passage on BibleGateway

I just figured it out (i.e. a "favelet" that will look up a selected
passage in a new browser window). For those of you with *Internet
Explorer* and are interested:

[1] Create a new Favorite (preferably in your "link" toolbar, where it's
easy to access) and name it something like "S_NASB" (i.e. the code below
will look up the passage in the NASB by default).
[2] Go to your favorites menu, *right* click on this new Favorite, and
choose "Properties".
[3] In the "URL:" field copy and paste the code on the following line
(all one line; no line breaks) and then click OK to accept it:

javascript:Qr=document.selection.createRange().text;if(Qr)NW=open();NW.location.href='http://www.biblegateway.com/cgi-bin/bible?language=english&version=NASB&passage='+escape(Qr);void
0

[3] Now you can go to a webpage with scripture references in it (e.g.
http://tinyurl.com/22rxc), select a scripture reference (e.g. "3 John
9"), and then click on your new Favorite (i.e. a "favelet" which opens
the scripture ref in a new window).

Enjoy! Kris