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Click on "Add", then on "Edit" and change the "Description" from "Display_01" to something more descriptive (eg "Search Greek"). click on the wide green toolbar at the top of Search Window and click on "Edit Search/Display Favorites". Set up your search version and display versions in the order you want. Create different collections of search & display versions for different tasks. Put all the Morphological versions at the bottom and your favourites at the top. Change their order (menu "View", "Version Display Order"). Peshitta with Hebrew letters makes the Syriac NT almost legible if you know Hebrew. The Aramaic Targums are all here - wonderful!. Among the Hebrew, WTT+WTM is the standard Leningrad text (ie the BHS, with corrections). (Morphology versions are needed for searching grammatical forms, but their codes make it hard to read, so always select the non-morphology version too. Among the Greek texts, tick BGT & BGM - ie LXX+NT & the morphology version. Include at least one English version with "Codes" (KJV or NAS/NAU) for easy links to Greek & Hebrew. They won't show up for Biblical searches. Among the English versions, I recommend Young's Literal - it has horrible English but it's slavish literalness often helps you understand the Greek & Hebrew. To pick display versions, click on menu "View", "Choose Display version(s)". Christ* finds every word starting with "Christ", including "Christian" 'Jesus Christ finds every verse containing the phrase "Jesus Christ". /Jesus Christ finds every verse containing either "Jesus" or "Christ". Jesus Christ finds every verse containing both "Jesus" and "Christ" in any order Jesus finds every instance of "Jesus" in the current search version Rom.1.10 or Rom 1 10 etc moves the Browse Window to Romans 1.10. For quick reminders of searching commands: right-click then "Insert Search Parameter". The Command Box at the top of the Search Window is the quickest way to work. The Browse tab shows the current verse in context, in a version you choose. The Cross-Ref tab can open as a new window (open it, right-click, "Open new"). 
Tips for the Analysis Window (the 3rd panel) To view two or more verses, click on menu "View", "New Browse Window".Click on the "two shoes" icon to toggle between single verse and browsing.Tips for the Browse Window (the 2nd panel) Cursor Up+Down steps through verses but Right+Left changes the Browse Window too.Each tab can hold a search, and arrows on the right step back through searches.Tips for the Search Window (the 1st panel) Analysis Window - related resources - notes, lexicons, dictionaries etc.Browse Window - a single verse in many versions, OR the context in one version.Search Window - a search box and a list of verses found in a search.Version 8 keeps the usual 3-panel view for Getting going tip: Watch the videos - a predictable plot, but informative and not too long. You may want to add maps, training videos, or sound files (ie pronunciations of Greek & Hebrew words). If you choose Custom, go and edit the list of what is being installed.
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BW8 has lost the rights to a few resources, including Metzger's valuable commentary on NT variants (see others here ), so you may want to add these resources from the old version after installation, and ask for free installation codes.Ĭustom Install is a good idea to save you filling your hard drive with things you don't want. When installing as an upgrade, don't uninstall your old version yet.
Link to web pages or documents on your computer:. Searching for the same Greek or Hebrew using only English:. Extra-Biblical Searches in Hebrew+Aramaic. Tips for the Search Window (the 1st panel). making links with external sources and websites. tools for linking Greek & Hebrew meanings. 
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Although BibleWorks tries to include everything for a cheap all-in prince ( $350 or £225 ), there's an increasing number of add-on modules plus free extras. The new features are here, and the list of what is included is here. Version 8 has many new features, and these guides often depend on them. If you're already a fan, here are some tips and treasures you may have missed. If you don't know BibleWorks, this will show you what you're missing. Getting the best out of Bible Software: BibleWorks 8īibleWorks 8 - Guides, tips and treasures.
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