If someone on PB has the 1802 edition of Durham on the Ten Commandments or the SWRB reprint (I think it was the 1802) can you let me know. I need someone to check a reading.
Need 1802 Durham on Ten Commandments check
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I have the 1802 Edition of the Law Unsealed, his exposition of the ten commandments.
Excellent, do you mind checking one reading now and maybe I can also run things by you as I progress revising the text? Is this the Edinburgh or Glasgow 1802?
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Looks to be the Edinburgh:
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See also full view here:
https://books.google.com/books/abou...ver&source=kp_read_button#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://archive.org/details/lawunsealedorap00jenkgoog
It looks to be a better scan.
Of course I can help you out, too.
https://books.google.com/books/abou...ver&source=kp_read_button#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://archive.org/details/lawunsealedorap00jenkgoog
It looks to be a better scan.
Of course I can help you out, too.
Yes; the 1802. I have those of the 1735. I need the 1802 readings to confirm if the same error in the 1735 persists. If you look here in the 1735 (link) you will see at the bottom of the page they do a catchword and on the next page the word "tilling" should have appeared before the "sowing", but it doesn't. Is the same error in the 1802?
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Thanks very much Patrick!
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No problem. Actually, with our site's software, one need only select a portion of a book, image, etc., then just copy and paste it into a post. No need for any saving of the file and uploading it.
So just use Windows Snipping tool (or ABBY FineReader's nice Screenshot Reader that I always keep open on the task bar.
Windows Snipping tool:
"C:\Windows\System32\SnippingTool.exe"
1. Open a pdf doc
2. Open Snipping Tool so that it is now atop the pdf doc
3. Set tool's Mode to "Rectangular Snip", then select "New"
4. Now just drag and select a portion of the doc
5. Snipping tool reverts to show what was selected
6. From the tool's menu bar select "Edit", then "Copy"
7. Paste what was just copied into a PB post editing window
Magical!
So just use Windows Snipping tool (or ABBY FineReader's nice Screenshot Reader that I always keep open on the task bar.
Windows Snipping tool:
"C:\Windows\System32\SnippingTool.exe"
1. Open a pdf doc
2. Open Snipping Tool so that it is now atop the pdf doc
3. Set tool's Mode to "Rectangular Snip", then select "New"
4. Now just drag and select a portion of the doc
5. Snipping tool reverts to show what was selected
6. From the tool's menu bar select "Edit", then "Copy"
7. Paste what was just copied into a PB post editing window
Magical!
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