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Why Do the Chinese GS CNVS or CUS Not Display in BibleWorks 7 under Windows 8 and Later?
BibleWorks 7 cannot display the CNVS Chinese New Version (Simplified) and CUS Chinese Union Version (Simplified) versions when BibleWorks 7 is installed under Windows 8 and later versions of Windows. This shortfall is due to a change in Windows language resources… |
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Why Does BibleWorks Have an Electronic Manual, rather than a Printed Manual?
We decided not to include a printed manual with BibleWorks because maintaining two different current and accurate help systems (electronic and paper) was proving too costly for our customers. We decided we could more cost-effectively serve BibleWorks customers… |
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Why Does BibleWorks Not Include Certain Texts From Previous BibleWorks Versions?
To be able to include copyrighted texts in BibleWorks, BibleWorks licenses each from its copyright owner. Periodically, these licenses come up for renewal. Almost always, BibleWorks is able to secure a renewal at a satisfactory royalty fee. Once in a while,… |
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Why Does LSJM Appear Incorrectly As A Resource in BibleWorks 8?
The Liddell-Scott Greek-English Lexicon, or LSJM for short, is an optional, add-on module available for BibleWorks 7 and BibleWorks 8. To have this resource available, it is necessary to purchase an unlock code for it. Some customers that have purchased BibleWorks… |
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Why Does the GNM Assign a Person to Participles, and Classify Adverbs as Adjectives?
The Friberg Coding Scheme is somewhat non-traditional. If you have used other schemes, you will not be used to seeing, for example, pronouns and adverbs classified under the category of adjective, or a person label attached to a participle. The Friberg scheme… |
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Why Doesn't BibleWorks Have A Certain Resource?
We aren't wedded to the texts we currently include in BibleWorks for theological reasons, but rather economic. Some works have a very high street price, and the cost of formatting and proofing electronic texts for such works necessitates substantial customer… |
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Why Don't Some Texts Have Pop-Up Translations or Parsing Tips?
Versions that have these helps have been 'tagged' with that information in the background. Though it does not display, each word has data associated with it that causes the information to display in the Analysis Window or in a pop-up word tip box. This information… |
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Why Don't Some Works Contain Page Numbers, Paragraphing, or Poetry Layout?
When a Bible text comes to BibleWorks, we put it into a standard format (specifically, reference followed by verse on a single line) so that the BibleWorks exegetical tools can work with all versions equally. An exception is that we preserve any embedded… |
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Why Isn't BibleWorks Fully Unicode?
Though BibleWorks is not currently fully Unicode, our policy as a company is that we are slowly shifting over to Unicode. All future CHM modules will use Unicode Greek and Hebrew, and we will convert the older CHM modules as time permits. Both Unicode Greek… |
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Why Should the BibleWorks Download Be Backed Up Immediately to Local Storage?
Since the BibleWorks installation software has been made available by download, the question has occasionally been asked, "Why do I need to keep the downloaded file after the program has been installed?" There are at least three reasons why the file should… |
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