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[refbaptdude]

I hope that Accordance adds The Treasury of Scripture Knowledge in the near future. This cross reference help is a must-have and comes with the most basic Bible software packages without an additional charge.

http://www.amazon.co...y/dp/0917006224


Thanks,
Steve

[Linzc]

I'm sure I have that module (module notes below), but I'm not sure how I got it - one of the many collections I've bought over the years.


Module Notes
[Treasury of Scrip. Knowledge

The Treasury of Scriptural Knowledge (Treasury)

Consisting of 500,000 Scripture references and parallel passages from Canne, Browne, Blayney, Scott, & others, with numerous illustrative notes.
27th ed. n. d.
From the Public Domain.

Electronic text hypertexted and prepared by OakTree Software Specialists.

Version 1.1]

[Helen Brown]

You must have bought Accordance in 1997! Yes, we had the module back then, but had to withdraw it over a claim that the etext was not public domain (even though clearly the contents are). Nelson has a new edition, but we haven't been able to secure a license for it. Our Cross References module has the references along with others, but not the links to the words.

[Linzc]

Helen, I go back to the days of Mac Bible!

[Helen Brown]

The original of MacBible was ThePerfectWord. Anybody go back to the 80's with that program?

[Ken Simpson]

No, I was on Gramcord way back then...ahhh. Memories.

[Linzc]

I came across a review article I wrote comparing different Bible programs. At that time I mentioned both ThePerfectWord and MacBible (and Quickverse Mac 1 and HyperBible), suggesting that MacBible was better and indeed cheaper, but that extra modules were cheaper for ThePerfectWord. My recollection however is that I never owned ThePerfectWord but used a review copy supplied by The Bible Society (NSW), for whom I was doing some IT work at the time.

[DWFrancis]

I fondly remember HyperBible, and quick verse was my first macBible, but it wasn't a great program as memory holds, my favourite program was Bible Research Systems WordSearch, which in the old days was a fabulous program, unlike their current dip back into mac which is just their windows software running on xWindows, although i do not have version 10, the items i do own in the system work fine enough on my iPad… and I keep Parallels running for accessing my New Interperter's Bible, so not a big deal running word search there when i want to access it which is only a few times a week normally. Accordance works well enough for most all my needs.

-dan