Re: [orca-list] Bible Study Software

[<timothyhobbs seznam cz>]

What exactly are you looking for in bible study software?  It seems to
me that the major features, like side by side viewing across language
boundaries, are not exactly meaningfull in a non visual environment.  If
 you want to be able to look up by chapter and verse, grep and a plain
text file works surprisingly well.  Look at the man page for grep, you
can have it give you context of several lines.

Timothy

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Od: Robert Cole <rkcole72984 gmail com>
Datum: 7. 6. 2012
PÅedmÄt: [orca-list] Bible Study Software

> Hello, everyone.
>
> does anyone here know of any Bible study software which si accessible to 
> Orca? I use Xiphos with magnification, but it does not seem to 
> accessible when ti comes to Orca. Would anyone else here have any other 
> recommendations?
>
> I would appreciate any input on this one. I am going to try to write to 
> the Xiphos developers, as xiphos is a great program and it would be 
> wonderful if it could be made fully accessible to Orca.
>
> Thanks for your input, and take care.
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