Hi,
Logos uses the GraecaII font (no unicode font!), while Bibleworks has its own font. The two fonts actually have almost the same workaround. In BWGRKL an a + , makes an a with the acutus. In...
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Hi,
Logos uses the GraecaII font (no unicode font!), while Bibleworks has its own font. The two fonts actually have almost the same workaround. In BWGRKL an a + , makes an a with the acutus. In...
Thanks for all the answers. I should have looked in BHS, but as I am used in using Bible Works, I don't look much in the print-version anymore ;-) I am not familiair to working with unicode fonts (I...
Anyone who would like to find the nbv.txt file need to look at: http://koffiezetter.googlevrienden.nl/?loc=1:25 (in Dutch).
Aries
In his book on the text of the Old Testament, Ernst Würthwein marks the Septuagint with a special symbol, other than LXX (cf. The Text of the Old Testament (Eerdmans Publishing 1995), p. 50). It...
Hi, as I am new to this forum (and to Bibleworks 7.0) I am curious to know where I can find the nbv text. Did anyone succeed in making this nbv translation work in Bibleworks? If so, that would be...