But this is not true of the text in the browse window. In BW10 if you purchase the Stuttgart NT module, the Greek text in the Vs1 tab displays with the editors' paragraphing. But I know of none which let you see their editors' paragraph breaks. There is one German version which has inserted slashes / for line breaks in poetry. BW does not contain the separate paragraph choices for by the various Bible editors, which is what Joshua has been requesting. Go to Tools | Options | Browse Window Configurations Options | Show Paragraph markers (<- check that)The problem with this for Joshua is that all these paragraph marks occur at the same place in all versions, since they are the RSV paragraphing (if I remember correctly). The option to at least see paragraph marks is still there, but it's not on by default. If someone has some insight to such and would like to start a new thread on how the X-Ref and 3rd/4th columns now work/integrate I would be very appreciate Seeing the X-Ref (TSK in their case) with all the texts 'word wrapped' and ordered by the TSK ref title heading and then, if finding one of interest being able to open a new tab window to read the text in context (akin to a new Browse Window) is a very fast and efficient method for using an X-Ref tool. That is the one 'ease of use/expedient features' of the Blue Letter Bible which draws me back to their site. Not to derail my own thread in the OP I had mentioned in the wishlist thread a more 'hyperlink' nature to the X-Ref tab.

I am looking forward to playing with BW10 as I am still on 8. HALOT) has advanced formatting and when you export Bible texts you can get them in 'blocks' so it is a matter of implementing the code-which I am certain sounds easier than it is. I really like having multiple Bibles in easy access with my tablet but I find the Browse Window formatting unwieldy.īarring such having the option (already present?) to have the Browse Window text run continuously instead of each verse start a new line would be a happy 'bridge' until such time version specific formatting can be addressed.

For me there is a pragmatic desire for such as our Church lacks WiFi so free Bible readers like YouVersion and the BLB aren't accessible. It makes for easier reading and seeing the text as the translators formatted such is helpful, even insightful to their translation. Obviously every feature has a 'time cost' that the BW developers must weigh but this is one of those features I have always wanted to see in BW. This has been discussed in the past, as recently in BW9 as the paragraph mark (¶) was embedded in the code.Īlas the last I checked the Browse Window will not display paragraphs.

I may have overlooked this but I have not read anything about the status of paragraph and poetic formatting. I am very excited about BW10 and the list of improvements, tools, and texts Bibleworks has crammed into the new version.

Bibleworks 10 paragraph markers