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Upgrade from 6 to 7 = $150.00Quote:
Originally Posted by alan1979
Upgrade from 5 to 7 = $175.00
Full purchase of 7.0 = $349.00
Some will notice this being the first increase in price in over 10 years and it is a slight increase in that.
To be honest the program is worth much more and Mike and company deserve much more. They are true servants of the church!
Thanks. So, you didn't convert any existing notes? I know many (myself included) are concerned as to how our existing notes will be converted/transferred into the New, Improved editor. You don't know,then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Hanel
Howbowchoo, Joe the Fleener?
Hi Dan,Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Phillips
Yes I converted Notes from BW 6.0 along with several waves of testing various note formats. I never found a problem.
For as long as I can remember the notes in BibleWorks have simply been RTF files with a .bww extension.
This is still the case. The notes are still RTF files, but the functions in the BW editor have been vastly upgraded and improved to take advantage of all the functionality within the RTF format.
This being the case there is no problem reading/converting old BW notes since they are still the same format.
Hope that makes sense.
The Beta period was great.
I've just got to let the cat a little further out and tell everyone to expect a modified default screen layout.
I've posted a screenshot in the "Cool New Screen Layouts" area.
More over there...
Ditto. Even if BW changed formats (which as Joe said wasn't the case) notes would still be viewable through Word or any other editor that opens RTF files. It's to BW credit I think that their editor uses that format.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Fleener
There is really no conversion process. Both are in RTF. The difference is that the 7 files are written in RTF by Microsoft instead of BibleWorks.
There is however a difference in the way Hebrew is handled. If you wrote sections of left-erapped Hebrew in the BW 6 editor, these sections will not come across as left-wrapped Hebrew. The new editor is based on the Microsoft Rich Edit control (like WordPad but geatly enhanced), which cannot do left-wrapped non-Unicode text. The new editor supports left-wrapped Hebrew, but ONLY in Unicode fonts (the SIL and SBL fonts come with BW7). This is the only real incompatibility between 6 and 7. It's an unfortunate price of progress but should not affect many people. If it is an issue for some, they will have to go in an manually insert line breaks in the Hebrew.
Mike
Hey guys,
Will BW7 include an English translation of the Targumim?
Thanks:)
Sorry, not yet. We do have English translations for the Qumran Mss (Biblical and Sectarian) in the works though, hopefully before the end of the year.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigJayOneill
Mike
Well, then, are you saying, Mike, there's no hope we might see English translations of the Targums (e.g., T&T Clarks' The Aramaic Bible) in BW7 before the end of this year?Quote:
Originally Posted by MBushell
Not saying that at all. But we don't have a license yet and we have a lot of things in the works with a small staff working on them.Quote:
Originally Posted by tfjern
Mike