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Sorry about the omission of the fonts. I attach them as Fonts.zip.

Regards,
Willem

I have the same problem. Did you get it resolved?

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Willem

Hi,
A friend who runs Bibleworks 7 has tried the normal route to Unblock a CHM (ensured "Read only" not ticked, and clicked on Unblock), however, if he looks at the properties again, the Unblock...

Hi,
I have created several CHM's for BibleWorks and I am willing to assist you. e-Mail me at wjswanepoel@telkomsa.net

Regards,
Willem Swanepoel

The New King James version shows Psalm 1:1 in its poetical form:

Blessed is the man
Who walks not in the counsel of the ungodly,
Nor stands in the path of sinners,
Nor sits in the seat of...

Hi,
When copying Hebrew text from BW7 into MS Word (via Copy/Paste from the Bible Browser window), the Hebrew sentence appears to be randomly chopped of after a word and carries on on a new line....

Hi,
When copying Hebrew text from BW7 into MS Word (via Copy/Paste from the Bible Browser window), the Hebrew sentence appears to be randomly chopped of after a word and carries on on a new line. ...

If someone does not already have it in BibleWorks format, I am willing to create it for BibleWorks. Just let me know.

Regards,
Willem Swanepoel

The only version that I can find for the PC is at:

http://www.wordsearchbible.com/scripts/displayproduct.cgi?productid=1717

This comes at $19.95 and can be accessed through Bible Explorer...

There is copyright on this version (held by Hendrickson Publishing)

Regards,
Willem Swanepoel

Hi,
I am happy to try and convert Bible versions from e-Sword to BibleWorks. Send versions you want converted to wjswanepoel@gmail.com

Regards,
Willem Swanepoel

Hi Ron,
Are these perhaps what you were looking for:

http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/bwusers/timelines/index.html

Regards,
Willem Swanepoel

Hi Scott,
Like you I haven't programmed in C++ for quite some time (12 years to be exact. I then used MS Visual C++).

Borland C++, of course is free, whilst MS Visuall C++ cost a pretty penny. ...

Hi,
I have just downloaded UltraEdit 13.20a. It supports Java Scripts.

Regards,
Willem Swanepoel

I have found an editor which is very close to UltraEdit (which is the one I use for all my editing). It is called Crimson Editor, freeware and can be downloaded from:
...

Hi,
UltraEdit (www.ultraedit.com) is a very powerful editor, but unfortunately comes at a price (i.e. not Freeware).

Regards,
Willem

Hi Mr. de Wijer,
It has been aan enormous pleasure doing the Calvin and Keil & Delitzsch commentaries for BibleWorks. The Calvin one, by the way, still contains a few errors which I plan to fix as...

Hi,
I have found the answer in a post by Michael Hanel. here is a short quote from that post:

On the other hand, custom user modules [such as Calvin Commentaries and Keil and Delitzsch -...

Hi,
I have never used BW6, so am not really able to answer your question. I am however sure that some of the expert users will soon respond to your query.

I am the developer of the Calvin...

Hi Guys,
Just to clarify the matter. Attached is a sample of an HTML file from Keil and Delitzsch.

Open the file in MS Word and you will notice that the highlighted Hebrew words will appear in...

Hi Mark,
I did a few spot checks in Calvin's Commentaries (which I also developed) and the problem does not seem to occur there. I will wait for Microsoft to come back to me before I attempt...

Hi Mark,
I have done further investigation and I find the following:


When I open my HTML files in MS Word, the Hebrew word order is correct.
When I open the HTML file in Internet Explorer...

Hi Mark,
I indeed now also see the problem. Individual words are correct, but when there is a few words next to each other, their order is reversed.

I checked my HTML files and there the order...

Hi Mark,
I will need to investigate the display of Hebrew in HTML Help. Unfortunately I do not know Hebrew, so I would not even have noticed the problem.

I'll have a look into the matter and I...

Hi Mark, Glen,

I will look into the possibility of making the suggested change.

Warm regards,
Willem Swanepoel