Once you build your own Groups, you can select them from a dropdown menu in the Text Browser pane (see that screenshot again), and that way you can have only the texts that you want to see. See this screenshot, showing the Text Browser on the right side of the screen, with several original language texts.Īlso, a second screenshot shows how to custom build "Groups" in your Library, as you will see that I have done. Here are two screenshots from me, showing the "Text Browser"-a recent enhancement by Accordance which is very similar to BibleWorks' ability to custom arrange texts of various languages in a single window. Therefore, I may not be able to advise on this particular question of yours.Īs far as a way to organize your texts, Michael showed a good screenshot above. I don't copy directly into Word much, but I do copy regularly into other word processors by manually highlighting, and then copying and pasting. As a BibleWorks user myself, I may be able to speak of some things I've learned here. It is all a bit new to me, but having used the program only for a short while, (I only downloaded it this morning!) I will say that I am impressed with a number of the features, particularly with the ease of changing the font size and style, as well as the ease of access to commentaries, grammars, etc.Īs Michael said above, welcome to Accordance and the forum.
When I purchased, I also received the NIV 2011 edition with notes.
those that I would use: English, Hebrew Greek, Latin, German, etc and so keep languages I would never use hidden away separately?
Is it possible to organise the Bible Texts into something which is of easier access, i.e.Does Accordance have this type of function? My first question regards being able to import directly from Accordance into Microsoft Word.As a new Accordance user (coming over from BibleWorks after some twenty-five years), I have a few questions.
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