The American Bible Union Version is available from Project Gutenberg in txt format at:
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/26361/26361.txt
How difficult is it to format it for Bible Works?
Kevin
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American Bible Union Version
The American Bible Union Version is available from Project Gutenberg in txt format at:
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/26361/26361.txt
How difficult is it to format it for Bible Works?
Kevin
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Not very difficult (maybe an hour?) if you didn't want to salvage any of the footnotes. If you wanted to salvage footnotes, a little bit harder.Originally Posted by Kevin W. Woodruff
In the HTML, every occurrence of "<span class="dc2">" marks a new chapter, and verses are marked simply with <sup>##</sup>. If you remove the footnote references which are marked "<sup><a href="" I think it would be pretty straight forward. A few find-replace moves, but not too bad.
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