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[Timothy Jenney]

I am pleased to announce we released a new podcast this week, the first after my two week summer vacation. It's "How to Study a Person," the first episode in an ongoing series on how to study the Bible.

We're realizing, more and more, that users are looking to us to help them study the Bible better, not just show them how to use our software.

This podcast offers a step-by-step approach to studying a biblical person. Along the way, it demonstrates our "Shift-triple click" and "Copy as..."keyboard shortcuts. It also models how to use a User Tool as a scratchpad for research notes. Finally, it offers some glimpses of several new Accordance modules: the Holman Bible Commentary and The New Unger's Bible Dictionary.

Enjoy!

[revtim]

I am looking forward to watching it ... when I saw the title I had to laugh. I thought you were really branching out Dr. J., giving us advice on body language, tone, and pitch .

Edited by revtim, 22 July 2010 - 07:58 PM.

[Timothy Jenney]

I am looking forward to watching it ... when I saw the title I had to laugh. I thought you were really branching out Dr. J., giving us advice on body language, tone, and pitch .

Haha! I never thought of that. Hmmm...., perhaps "Studying a Place" should then detail how to carry out surveillance?

Thanks for the chuckle! ;-)

[accordance4me]

I watched the video. I am a bit confused on how to set up the scratchpad, I assume this is a note file that is not attached to book.

[Helen Brown]

Dr. J addressed this in Podcast # 63, User Notes.