BibleWorks strives to offer comprehensive help for you to learn how to use BibleWorks through the following means: Quick Help within BibleWorks The BibleWorks Help System is accessible in several ways. One can click the link on the Getting Started window,…

Searches on Greek original language texts in BibleWorks can be conducted in a number of ways. (Unfortunately, no similar procedures exist for Hebrew texts.) 1. In the Browse Window, one can right-click on an original language word and then choose Search on…

The Key Word in Context (KWIC) Module provides the capability of creating a concordance of all occurrences of a specified word accompanied by a collocation table of all the words that appear in the immediate context of the search word. When the KWIC module…

It is not uncommon for people to report what they believe to be hit count errors that are actually correct. What follows is an explanation for how BibleWorks counts hits both on the Command Line and in the Graphical Search Engine. Let’s take the following…

In BibleWorks, if a user wants to highlight a series of verses in the Browse window and copy the text, the format is governed by the “Selected Browse Text” dialog: And there is no option there for removing interior verse numbers. Therefore, to obtain…

Occasionally, when copying a block of text from a resource in BibleWorks to a document in MS Word, there will be places in that block that show as links, as they did in the resource itself. (The same holds true for content that has been copied from a resource…

To receive an e-mail when an answer to a particular question in this Knowledge Base collection is updated, click the "Subscribe to Updates" link in the upper right of the screen for that question: You will then be able to enter an e-mail address and click…

Many BibleWorks reference works contain abbreviations referring to notes, to other references works or to other material of interest. Often, however, it is difficult to determine what the abbreviations mean. This information is contained within BibleWorks…

Change to Edit mode by clicking this arrow: Then double-click on the site. The popup information is displayed and set in the Properties window, from which it may be copied: Last updated: MT/August 25, 2017

UserLex enties can be exported using Windows file management tools, such as Windows Explorer or Windows File Explorer. Using one of these tools, navigate to the main BibleWorks folder (typically C:\Program Files\BibleWorks 10 or C:\Program Files (x86)\BibleWorks…