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When Wordsearch was bought out by Logos I moved to Accordance, as they had a well priced crossgrade offer and I found their software easier to use than Logos. I recommend giving it a try if you prefer more traditional Bible Software user interfaces. Having said that, I mostly use Logos now, as...

So I am an old school Bible software user going back to Wordsearch Bible (when it was its own company), Quickverse and Logos. While Logos had gobbled everyone up I just don't care anything for it. I have a ton of books in Logos 4 with the free Logos 9 patch and have spent 1K for the platinum...

I did, and spent the evening playing around with it. I bought a base package under a month ago when Logos migrated me from Wordsearch, so the discount was very generous. I particularly like the changes to the Passage Guide to filter resources - finding the most appropriate commentary for a...

While I like my books, nothing compares to electronic access, for example: SwordSearcher (click image to enlarge): WordSearch Bible (click image to enlarge): :2cents:

...eventuality. ;) Lastly, getting that installation image in July is vital. Don't overlook that item. One wonders if the BW owner(s) have made inquiries with other companies to buy out the product and carry it forward. Folks like Logos or WordSearch Bible may be interested if the price is right.

...As the attached shows, the automated tool has some kinks I need to sort out. Adding the actual verse text is easily done using something like my WordSearch ZipScript 10 (Logos has a similar feature). Just copy all citations and then it will paste the text in any location in a document...

Greetings PB brethren, Wordsearch Bible Software is making the Holman Christian Standard Study Bible available at no charge. This is normally a $75 package in their software, and will work on both computers and mobile devices. Please do note that they're also giving a book which appears...

...to gain access to public domain resources that the likes of Logos and Olive Tree charge for. I haven't looked at the software lately, but Wordsearch has a lot of free resources on their website that you traditionally wouldn't expect to find. However, a lot of it isn't going to be explicitly...

Thank you for all the info! I am really liking Wordsearch!

Few realize that access to one's WordSearch library is also available at:https://www.mywsb.com/ You will have to use your LifeWay credentials to login and see your WS materials.

Because e-Sword has such readily available modules from a few sites, you can build a ginormous library for free with it. Both e-Sword and WordSearch are lightning fast. But, the numbers of free modules available from WordSearch are certainly limited. If you have a discrete set of commentaries...

I love the program and use it with e-sword but I am finding I like WORDsearch a lot more!

I do not believe that you can get modules anywhere but on the Wordsearch site.

Can anyone tell me where I can get free modules for WORDsearch version 10 other than the WORDsearch website? Thank you very much and God bless!

...purports to be, e-Sword is hard to beat. For quick use of many modern resources that are still in copyright, it is difficult to surpass WordSearch. Again, like e-Sword, the tabs are easy to use, and the program is nimble and responsive (nearly 1,500 volumes in my library). My own Logos...

...able to handle wide variety of video clip formats in its "Powerpoint") * Free utilities * Free substitute for Kindle for PC * Any ideas on Bible software??? I have Logos, Wordsearch, etc. for the Microsoft environment now. Can any of these run in a free OS (by emulation or something like...

...just looking for electronic book text and bible text, with some limited interlinear and concordance features, free tools as cited above or WordSearch will do. For that matter, if you are keen on the KJB translation, SwordSearcher is probably all you need and there are plenty of Reformed works...

If your only interest is in help with Sunday School type work, you might consider WordSearch as it has an add-on for lesson prep directed towards this sort of work. https://www.wordsearchbible.com/products/category?category_id=98

...than the ESV Study Bible. But one of our resident scholars here contributed to it. It is basically freely available online at the WordSearch site. It has a lot of word studies and other good basic information. You can also usually get the Kindle edition cheap. Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

That slowness has definitely been a consideration for me, and I don't even have one of their packages. Most of my books are from old Libronix packages. I don't want to have to upgrade computers twice as often in the future so that I can run this resource hungry program without having to wait 15...

Number of open panes may help. With Logos I have a two window pane setup. Bible on left, everything else on the right, similarly so for Wordsearch and Swordsearcher. I generally start with the latter program for quick reviews and searches as it is very, very fast, albeit restricted to TR and MT...

...My machine is an i5 (decent speed), but it runs like molasses when you have nearly 8,000 unlocks. For sermon prep, I tend to use my Wordsearch program because the screen layout seems more intuitive and the switching between resources is pretty swift for sermon prep purposes. You should do...

...1984 NIV x1 (paper) 1961 Oxford New English Bible x1 (hard) Good News Bible x 2 (1 hard, 1 paper) Dake KJV x2 (leather) Curiosities: 1978 Picture Bible x1 (paper) 2010 Action Bible x1 (hard) Multiple Electronic versions via PC, and Android: Logos, WordSearch, ESword, MySword...

...New Testament Commentary Author: William Hendriksen and Simon J. Kistemaker "This award-winning, twelve-volume set is the only available commentary from a Reformed perspective that covers the entire New Testament" https://www.wordsearchbible.com/products/22002?g=8626 $79.95 - a very good...

I know about the special, I definitely want to get them. No if only WORDsearch offers The Reformers commentary series.

Do you have any timetable for Logos or Word Search to produce the notes in their formats?

If you use Logos snd/or Wordsearch you also have all your library contents available online, too. As noted above, it the RHS notes will soon be available for Logos users, too.

...packaged them together in a way that resulted in a substantial savings. Logos is a slow and cumbersome program in many ways. I prefer using Wordsearch and e-Sword for some purposes. But, there is nothing that compares to the extraordinarily large digital libraries that they have in their...

There is a nice Hebrew and Greek concordance for the HCSB available for WordSearch software users.

Is their a way to separate the mentioned program to make it appear in 3 displays. One display would have the bible text, another would have commentary, and another would be a place for notes. I don't think it can be done but I would like to dream.