BibleWorks 7 Master List Installer

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Originally Posted by Michael Hanel

I know this is more personal preference than anything, but I checked out your files. Instead of lumping all of the Bible versions in the \userdb\ directory, I put them all in subfolders according to their three letter abbreviation. This makes things a little more tidy, esp when numerous files have with them readme.txt files. I would request that you do this at least for the databases I provided because the readme.txt files do include copyright and such information in them that credit other sources for the files.

Also a number of the Bible versions made by myself and others include a ???.bww file which you should have the installer put in the database directory because BW uses it to give Version ID info.

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Actually I prefer the opposite of what Michael suggests in his first paragraph. Whenever I unzip one of his files, I unzip it into the BW7 userdb folder, not into a separate folder. I always have to re-name his readme.txt files, but it's simple to do. The readme for Plato, for example, would be ptoreadme.txt. If Michael would rename his readme.txt files this way, then each new readme.txt wouldn't wipe out a previously-existing readme.txt file. When you unzip all the files into the same userdb folder when you use the BW user database compiler you can see all available .ddf files at a glance, rather than having to open a bunch of separate folders. So, you can't please all of us.
Michael's note about .bww files is well taken.
Mark Eddy

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Originally Posted by Mark Eddy

Actually I prefer the opposite of what Michael suggests in his first paragraph. Whenever I unzip one of his files, I unzip it into the BW7 userdb folder, not into a separate folder. I always have to re-name his readme.txt files, but it's simple to do. The readme for Plato, for example, would be ptoreadme.txt. If Michael would rename his readme.txt files this way, then each new readme.txt wouldn't wipe out a previously-existing readme.txt file. When you unzip all the files into the same userdb folder when you use the BW user database compiler you can see all available .ddf files at a glance, rather than having to open a bunch of separate folders. So, you can't please all of us.
Michael's note about .bww files is well taken.
Mark Eddy

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Either way is fine with me, just put the readme files in there in some form :)

I want to thank all of you for your prayers. The progression has been phenomenal here. I now have a new problem. I have so many Bible versions to create 3-letter abbreviations for that I'm starting to feel uncomfortable being the authority on it. I will have no choice, however, if nobody offers any better suggestions to this. So here's what the complete Bible update list is currently looking like (new books are bolded):

[Bibles]
- 20V (Twentieth Century New Testament (1902))
- ABC (Apostles' Bible Complete (2004))
- ACV (A Conservative Version (2005))
- AKJ (American King James Version (1999))
- ALT (Analytical-Literal Translation NT (2000))
- AMP (Amplified Bible, The (1965))
- ASM (Mark In Anglo-Saxon)
- BIB (Bishops' Bible (1568))
- BWE (Bible In Worldwide English NT (1969))
- CEV (Contemporary English Version (1995))
- CLV (Concordant Literal Version NT (1926))
- COM (The Common Edition: New Testament (2002))
- CVB (Coverdale Bible (1535))
- CU5 (Chinese Union Version (Big-5))
- CUV (Chinese Union Verion (GB-Simplified))
- EMP (Emphasized Bible, Rotherham's (1902))
- EMT (English Majority Text Version NT (2003))
- FCT (14th Century English Text)
- GGM (Gospel Of Mark In Gothic)
- GRT (Greek Bible Transliterated 1.1)
- GSN (Goodspeed NT (1923))
- HNV (Hebrew Names Version of WEV)
- HRV (Holy Bible Revised Version (1885))
- ISV (International Standard Version NT (1998))
- J2K (English Jubilee 2000 Bible (2000))
- JKG (Japanese (JapKUG) Bible)
- JSD (Japanese (JapSNKD) Bible)
- JSI (Japanese (JapSNKI) Bible)
- JTE (Jerusalem Targum English)
- KJR (Restored Name King James Version)
- KLV (Klingon Language Version of WEV)
- KOR (Revised Korean Bible (1961))
- LEE (Leeser Translation OT (1853))
- LIT (Literal Translation Of The Holy Bible (2000))
- LVO (Living Oracles NT (1826))
- MAC (Mace NT (1729))
- MAM (Marcion's Apostikon)
- MAT (Marcion's Apostikon)
- MKJ (Modern King James Version (1962))
- MSG (Message Bible, The (2002)) - temporarily removed
- MON (Montgomery NT (1924))
- MOF (Moffatt NT (1913))
- MRC (Messianic Renewed Covenant (2003))
- NC5 (New Chinese Version (Traditional) (1992))
- NCV (New Chinese Version (Simplified) (1992))
- OJB (Orthodox Jewish Brit Chadasha (1996))
- OKE (Targum Onkelos In English By J.W. Etheridge)
- PHP (J.B. Phillips NT (1958))
- RKN (Revised King James NT (2000))
- RNT (Riverside NT (1923))
- TEV (Today's English Version (Good News Bible) (1992))
- TRC (Tyndale-Rogers-Coverdale-Cranmer Bible (1537))
- TYN (Tyndale Bible (1534))
- TYO (Tyndale Original NT (1526))
- UPD (Updated Bible (2006))
- WAS (Worrell NT (1904))
- WEV (World English Bible)
- WNT (Weymouth New Testament (1912))
- WSL (Wesley NT (1755))
- WYC (Wycliffe Bible (1395))

[Other Books]
- ANF (Ante Nicene Fathers)
- APD (Lightfoot's Apostolic Fathers in English)
- BOM (Book Of Mormon)
- BUK (Hadith Al Bukhari)
- CDG (Ecumenical Creeds (German))
- CDL (Ecumenical Creeks (Latin))
- CRE (Ecumenical Creeds (English))
- CRG (Ecumenical Creeks (Greek))
- ENL (Laurence's Epistle Of Enoch)
- GTH (Greek Fragments Of Thomas Transliterated)
- HHG (Homer & Hesiod In Greek)
- HHJ (Homer (Older Editions))
- HHM (Homer & Hesiod Morphology)
- HJM (Homer Morphology For Older Editions)
- LTH (Lambdin's Translation Of The Gospel Of Thomas)
- MUS (Sahih Muslim)
- PAV (Pirke Aboth: Sayings Of The Fathers)
- PCL (Pseudo Clementine Literature)
- PJE (Targum Pseudo-Jonathan In English By Etheridge)
- POT (Pseudepigrapha Of The Old Testament By R.H. Charles)
- PTO (Plato's Works In Greek)
- QUR (Quran (Shakir))
- STH (Scholar's Translation Of The Gospel Of Thomas)
- WES (Wesley's Commentary On The Bible)
- XEN (Xenophon In Greek)
- YPH (Yonge's Translation of Philo)

So I will be posting this entire update on TUESDAY JULY 4, 2006 (Independence Day!) and so you have until then to post your suggested revisions.

Many thanks to all of you!

Robin

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Originally Posted by Michael Hanel

Either way is fine with me, just put the readme files in there in some form :)

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Okay then. If it's alright, I'll keep the files all together in the /userdb folder. I do prefer it that way myself and it would be less work for me in putting it all together.

I'll have to re-download the readme files, but I'll have them there as well.

Thanks,

Robin

KJ3 by Jay P Green http://www.sovgracepub.com/bibles/LITV2005.htm

but ask first

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Originally Posted by andrew short

KJ3 by Jay P Green http://www.sovgracepub.com/bibles/LITV2005.htm

but ask first

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They post the text in PDF on the site with a 2-column formatting. This will take considerable time to convert unless I find a more compatible formatting. It won't make it for tomorrow, but I'll see if I can try for a later posting.


By the way, I find the description of it quite amusing:
"...The difference between the KJ3 Bible and all other English versions ever created in the past is this: This is the first time that any version has contained all of God’s words, as He wrote them..."


Robin

A similar description is used of the ESV and many other bible versions. Only our bible version is the real bible, don't you know?

Please email me, I am a NCT believer in cold Canberra. Bibleworks is great for bible research hey! I tried sending a private message but that did not work.

Due to a major computer crash at the house, the progress was delayed a bit. Fortunately, everything is now in order and all the updates have been compiled and the files are being packed into the final installer as I type this message. All of the requested changes have been implemented (minus the request for the KJ3 Bible).

Please note that this package now takes up 413MB of space when extracted. Please be aware of this as you download it!

I was planning to create .BWW information files to each of the new books, but I just don't have the time right now. If somebody else would like to take this task upon themselves, please let me know and I can re-upload the installer with these files.

Blessings,

Robin

Alright. I've just finished the latest upload (07/04/06) and updated all of my posts.

(See post #1 to download it: http://www.bibleworks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1648)

Everybody enjoy! I'm going to bed.

Robin