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BIBLEWORKS 7 FIX HOW TO

The notes do NOT run alongside the text and I do not know how to anchor them to the text. I do not know what the file size limitations might be. This can be copied (500 verses max at a time) and pasted into Logos.

Then it does what we would have liked Logos to do: your notes run alongside the biblical text. It does a good job of importing the BibleWorks files, both chapter and verse files in biblical order, except it loses any table formats and images that you may have copied into BibleWorks. If you uncheck the report options, remove versions, use Analyze a Greek version for the Old Testament, then do a second report on the New Testament using a Hebrew version to analyze (because it insists and you don't want that information in your report), you can generate two reports that will then need to be cleaned up because many literal lines are generated for each verse.Ī second method is to download Accordance Lite. The BibleWorks Report Generator is a possibility. I have been trying different ways of moving the text. I would appreciate any help on this matter. I have also generated my own cross-references in BibleWorks, making connections that I see when reading the rereading the Bible. This would be the bulk of my eleven years worth of work. Using the command to import, only the verse notes were imported AND they are not tied to verses, so there are simply notes with #TRINITY or some other personal tag or verse note, but not at all useful since they are not linked to verses. In all, BibleWorks generated over 4,400 files of my notes, each chapter and verse generating a separate file.

I used the chapter notes feature for extended commentary and the verse notes mostly for tagging subjects such as #TRINITY. In BibleWorks, there are chapter notes and verse notes. I have used the command "Import BibleWorks from ", but the results were unexpected. I just purchased Logos 9 Diamond this week. I've been an avid user of BibleWorks for 11 years and have an incredible amount of notes tied up in it.