In previous versions of BibleWorks - as recently as BibleWorks 6 - there was an entry on the Tools menu called LINEAR MORPHOLOGY. This item existed before the Auto-Info Window, and remained in the program even after the latter was introduced. In it one could…

BibleWorks's Database Policy Concerning database content: The BibleWorks policy is to retain the content of the database as supplied to us by the licensor. In general this means that the content of the BibleWorks database conforms to the printed text. Because…

The manuscript transcriptions in BibleWorks are copyrighted material and they will likely remain that way, primarily so that their pedigree can be maintained. They have more value to the scholarly community if the texts are licensed and maintained by a single…

BibleWorks encourages the use of the WTT instead of the BHS and BHQ for morphology work. Morphology texts specific to the BHS or BHQ are currently unavailable, and BibleWorks has adapted the WTM morphology to work with each. In principle, results should be…

The Vocabulary Flashcard Module displays a number of details about the vocabulary items contained on them. Much of this information is already discussed in the BibleWorks Online Help. To access this quickly, open the Vocabulary Flashcard Module, place your…

We thank God that, by the instrumentality of His faithful servants, the Bible is being translated into more modern languages every day. From time to time, therefore, BibleWorks receives the question, When will BibleWorks include the X Bible Version? As a…

The publication information for the resources in BibleWorks can be drawn from a number of places in the program: -- One way of obtaining information about a resource is to consult the BibleWorks copyrights section by clicking on Help | Show Copyright Information…

When the BibleWorks program is started, there may be conditions in which one encounters a popup window that is asking for a 'Product Code'. This is not the same thing as the serial number that was used to install the program to the computer. Rather, it is…

BibleWorks provides its Syriac texts just as the authors provided them to us. To convert each to Unicode, enabling the introduction of additional font options, would be a major development effort for which the resources haven't yet been available. This development…

Our company felt that offering Bible texts as extra-cost add-on modules was counterproductive for three main reasons. One is that we wanted to be positioned as far as possible for charging money for the Word of God itself, and putting all offered Bible texts…