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License: Freeware
Copyright © Jaromír Podzemný
Czech Republic
Homepage: BudizSvetlo.9e.cz
This dialog box with the Guide being opened in the program by button from the toolbar or by the F1 key
Immediately after navigating a document into the window in the Program Guide, it is possible to scroll the window by Home, End, Page Up, Page Down, and arrow keys.
Pressing the Unroll/Roll up button, you switch to the unrolled or rolled up mode of the Guide map.
Pressing Back or Next button, you can gradually, either backward or forward, browse the history of the visited items of the Program Guide.
When you (re)start program, and your computer is connected to the Internet, and there is a newer version of the program to download on the Web, the warning icon appears in the right bottom corner of the main program window. This icon works as a button, clicking on it, you open the web page of Download the program.
The icons of the buttons in the toolbar are automatically changed to small, medium or large with changing toolbar proportions. In this Program Guide, they are presented only in the smallest size.
The local menu is induced by the usual way, by right-clicking into the selected location.
Even it is also usual, that the local menu does not work in the dialog boxes.
F1 Program Guide This key works even if any dialog box is open.
F5 Refresh This will refresh the entire program, unlike restoring from a local menu.
This key works only if a main program window is active.
Ctrl+F Find Ctrl+P Alt+F4 Close an active window Esc Close an active dialog box
The dialog box has the characteristics of the current dialog, i.e. that it can be normally moved and closed – see Shortcuts.
The program remembers the position of the dialog box, to which it was moved, therefore, the dialog box opens on the same place, where it was closed.
In addition to dialog boxes with the Program Guide, Navigator, and Strong's Concordance, all other dialog boxes are modal, i.e. that you get back to the main program window only after closing the modal dialog box.
The program has no internal text editor, and therefore it does not handle texts, but only provides them to external editors and printers to be processed.
In today's flood of the text editors of high-quality, richly furnished, but also available for free, it would be a futile and unnecessary work to create an own editor.
Left-click into the desired window with the text and thus activate it. Press Ctrl+F to open the Find dialog box. Proceed as usual.
Select by the mouse the desired passage. Press Ctrl+C or open the local menu in the selected passage and select Copy. The text is in both cases transferred to the clipboard.
Open the local menu in the required window and select Select All. Press Ctrl+C or open the local menu in the selected passage and select Copy. The entire text is in both cases transferred to the clipboard.
To maintain the format of copied text, you need upload it from the clipboard in an editor which supports text formatting (e.g. in WordPad, etc.)
To copy the biblical text in the editor which does not support text formatting (e.g. in Notepad), you must first change displaying in italics to displaying in square brackets – see an item Holy Bible – Windows with Biblical Texts – Switching Display.
See also: Holy Bible – Bible Verse Copier.
Select the desired passage by the mouse. Press Ctrl+P or open the local menu in the selected passage and select Print. The Print dialog box opens. Set the Page Range on Selection and proceed as usual.
Open the local menu in the required window and select Print. The Print dialog box opens. Set the Page Range on All and proceed as usual.
Pressing the button with the icon from the toolbar, you open the Program Settings dialog box, through which you can make some additional changes to the settings.
The changes made in the Program Settings dialog box take effect only after the confirmation After simple closing the dialog box by the closing button or keyboard shortcuts, nothing will change. But you have not to confirm any change made in settings separately, but when all at once.
The default status of the entire program can be resumed at any time by the relevant button.
Program design is set automatically according to system and browser settings, including accessibility features. After changes in the system or browser settings made when the program was open, it is necessary to complete changes by the refreshing F5 key.
Here you can enable saving the status of the program at its closing, namely to the storage file (see below), like a work in progress is stored in a drawer, so after reopening the program you can continue right where you left off.
In the right bottom corner of the main program window, it is indicated by an icon, as feature of saving the status of the program at its closing is set:
The program current status, including changes in settings, can be confirmed and saved at any time by Confirm and save the status button, when saving the status of the program at its closing is unable. If saving the status of the program at its closing is unable even henceforth, the program will always open in one and the same setting, which is determined by this saving the program current status.
Because these two above described features for saving the status are mutually exclusive, there will be their exclusivity signalled by the inaccessible or accessible Confirm and save the status button, according to whether the function To save the complete status of the program during its closing is enable or not.
The process of saving the program status is indicated by the „Saving...“ dialog box. If this dialog does not appear, e.g. when the program is closed by the system, the program status will not be saved.
Because a storage file is common to all instances of the program, each new program instance will open in such a status and with such a set of items, as they have been saved by any instance to the same file at last time.
TIPS & TRICKS
Since by saving the program status there are saved the proportions and position of the main program window, you can ensure with follow steps, that the main program window may be opened at the maximum size:
Note:To change the setting of the check box, it is possible to click on both the box and the text next to it.
Maximum number of items
The maximum number of items for all the lists of the history (of navigated verses, searched words, visited documents, etc.) can be set in the range from 15 to 99. The change in settings will take effect only after confirming.
You can write only numerals into the box. If you specify a value less than 15 or none, the maximum number automatically sets onto 15 after confirming. If you specify a value greater than 99, the maximum number automatically sets onto 99 after confirming.
The maximum number of items is maintained so that, if this number is reached, then by adding new item at the end of the history list, the oldest one is deleted from the beginning of the list.
Turn off displaying labels
Here is an option to disable displaying labels
With changing the setting of the check box and confirming, there is an immediate change in displaying labels.
Note:To change the setting of the check box it is possible to click on both the box and the text next to it.
Here you can set colours which are not defined by the system and browser settings.
In the Bible part of the program there is the highlighting and colour modulation of
In the document part of the program there is the highlighting and colour modulation of the document names of the
Finally, it is possible to set the colour for highlight search words in search results – see Switching Books or Switching Documents.
Pressing the Default Colours button, you can quickly set the default status for all colours simultaneously.
Note:In the main program window, the colour change, however, shows only if in Internet Options there is not turned on the ignoring of colours specified on webpages.
In the default status of the program there are set up browser-defined font styles. Here you can, therefore, choose a different font style supported by browser and set its size, using either combo-boxes or buttons to roll through the font styles and sizes. Pressing the Default Font button, you can quickly set the default status for both values simultaneously.
Font size is set in typographic points [pt] in accordance with setting the font size in text editors.
With changing the setting and confirming, there will be automatically reformatted the panel font, both in the main program window and dialog boxes. However, you need to count with the size changes of the various parts of the panel and dialog boxes.
With changing the setting and confirming, there will be automatically reformatted biblical and document texts including those in the Guide and Strong's Concordance.
Note:In the main program window, the font change, however, shows only if in Internet Options there is not turned on the ignoring of font styles or sizes specified on webpages.
Here you can set up another program language at any moment. It is, therefore, possible to open multiple instances and in each set a different language.
With changing the setting and confirming, there will be automatically reformatted the program language.
When switching to another language, momental program settings remain retain, but with these exceptions:
Note:To change the language, it is possible to click both on the switch and on the flag or on the text next to it.
The Holy Bible is the main part of the program Budiz svetlo /Let there be light/, as this name alone suggests. It is represented by these translations of the Bible in the program:
Windows with biblical texts in the left half of the main program window are used to show biblical texts, synchronize verses and compare them in the different versions of the Bible.
For this work in practice, there are sufficiently given two fixed windows with the possibility of switching synchronization OFF or ON, and quick switching between the translations of the Bible.
Every time you navigate the biblical verse or context in any way from anywhere into the window with biblical texts, the window is activated, therefore, immediately after navigating the biblical verse or context, the window can be scrolled by Home, End, Page Up, Page Down, and arrow keys.
The system of marking windows is used to determine
Marking the window is indicated by pressing down the window number:
A. The window is marked 1. the window number is pressed down
B. The window is not marked 1. the window number is pressed up
To change marking the window click on the window number:
1.
The window synchronization system is used to facilitate comparing verses in various translations of the Bible.
The switching on or off of the synchronization is dependent on the status of marking windows.
Status A. Both windows with biblical texts are marked
– The synchronization is switched on:
Status B. One of the windows with biblical texts is marked and the other is unmarked
– The synchronization is switched off:
For example:
The 1st window is marked and the 2nd one unmarked. In each window is set a different biblical verse.
A. If you want in the marked 1st window to set a biblical verse according to the unmarked 2nd window, you have to make two simple steps:
B. If you want in the unmarked 2nd window to set a biblical verse according to the marked 1st window, you can have only one step:
In each window with biblical texts, you can, independently to marking the window, switch quickly and swiftly to any translation of the Bible in any moment, using either the combo-box in the header of the window or the buttons to browse gradually between the translations of the Bible.
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At this, original setting the book, chapter and verse remains conserved.
Using the button
in the title bar of the window with biblical texts, you can displaying extra words, added to the biblical text by the translators and shown in italics, change into their display in square brackets, and back.Displaying in the brackets is needed especially to copy the biblical text from individual windows to a text editor which does not support text formatting (e.g. to Notepad, etc.).
Pressing the button
in the title bar of a window with biblical texts, we can show or hide S-numbers in the biblical text.Show or hide the S-numbers in the windows with biblical texts has no effect on the work of the Bible Verse Copier, but only on the direct copying selected text from the window with the biblical texts to clipboard (see Working with Text – Copying.)
S-number is listed after the appropriate word, or after the word and punctuation mark, and works as a link, clicking on it, you open the Strong's Concordance (S-Concordance), if it isn't already open, and in the lexicon there is set the appropriate S-number and its entry.
The lexicon entry also appears in the tooltip of the S-number when you move the mouse on it in the biblical text. This display can be deactivated by a separate switch in the Program Settings dialog box.
The program can be operated even with the open S-concordance, i.e.,you can arbitrarily times navigate the S-numbers from the windows with biblical texts, without continuous closing and opening the S-concordance.
See also Holy Bible – Strong's Concordance.
If synchronization is switched on when you scroll one window with biblical texts, it automatically sets the corresponding verse in the second window – but not according to its numbering, but according to its content – and it is so that if there is not visible the part of the verse in the scrolling window, the following verse is set in the other window. Then in order to facilitate the comparison of the corresponding texts, you can use the function Align set verse from the status bar – see the following item.
In the status bar in the footer of each window with biblical texts, there is indicated current setting the book, chapter and verse in the window:
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Then through using buttons which are highlighted after moving the mouse over them, irrespective of marking the window, you can move in the Bible text by whole verses, chapters and books, forward and backward, and also navigate verses from a history, or navigate any book, chapter or verse. If the windows with biblical texts are synchronized, the navigation is into both windows concordantly.
After moving the mouse near the icon and clicking on the highlighted button, there is opened the list-box of biblical verses, which you navigated in the past.
The list is sorted, historically and therefore logically, from top to bottom, which means that the abbreviation of the last navigated verse is always on the last place of the list and colour-highlighted; so then the previous abbreviation in the list corresponds to the previous navigated verse, and so on.
The list items are not duplicated, this means that if you navigate again the verse which is already in the list, it will not be registered again in the list, but only moved to the last place of the list.
After clicking on the selected verse abbreviation, the list-box automatically closes, and the selected verse is navigated into the window (or windows) with biblical texts.
Clicking anywhere outside the opened list-box or pressing again the highlighted button, you can close the history list-box without the implementation of the selection.
After pressing the highlighted button with the character < on the left side of the abbreviation of the book, the beginning of the previous book is set in the window (or windows) with biblical texts.
After pressing the highlighted button with the abbreviation of the book, the list-box of biblical books is opened, scrolled on the colour-highlighted abbreviation of the set book. Moving the mouse over the abbreviation of the biblical book shows a label with its name. After clicking on the selected item in the list-box, the beginning of the selected book is set in the window (or windows) with biblical texts.
Clicking anywhere outside the opened list-box or pressing again the button with the abbreviation of the book, you can close the list-box of books without the implementation of the selection.
After pressing the highlighted button with the character > on the right side of the abbreviation of the book, the beginning of the next book is set in the window (or windows) with biblical texts.
After pressing the highlighted button with the character < on the left side of the chapter number, the last verse of the previous chapter is set in the window (or windows) with biblical texts. If you are in the first chapter of the book, the last verse of the previous book will be set.
Because only one chapter of the Bible shows in the window with biblical texts, this button uses to the contiguous moving from the beginning of a chapter to the end of the previous one, as when you are moving from the beginning of a page to the end of the previous one in the printed book.
After pressing the highlighted button with the chapter number, the list-box of the chapters of the set book is opened, scrolled on the colour-highlighted number of the set chapter. After clicking on the selected item in the list-box, the beginning of the selected chapter is set in the window (or windows) with biblical texts.
Clicking anywhere outside the opened list-box or pressing again the button with the chapter number, you can close the list-box of chapters without the implementation of the selection.
After pressing the highlighted button with the character > on the right side of the chapter number, the first verse of the next chapter is set in the window (or windows) with biblical texts. If you are in the last chapter of the book, the first verse of the next book will be set.
Because only one chapter of the Bible shows in the window with biblical texts, this button uses to the contiguous moving from the end of a chapter to the beginning of the next one, as when you are moving from the end of a page to the beginning of the next one in the printed book.
After pressing the highlighted button with the character < on the left side of the verse number, the beginning of the previous verse is set in the window (or windows) with biblical texts. If you are on the first verse of the chapter (or book), the last verse of the previous chapter (or book) will be set.
After pressing the highlighted button with the verse number, the list-box of the verses of the set chapter is opened, scrolled on the colour-highlighted number of the set verse. After clicking on the selected item in the list-box, the beginning of the selected verse is set in the window (or windows) with biblical texts.
Clicking anywhere outside the opened list-box or pressing again the button with the verse number, you can close the list-box of verses without the implementation of the selection.
After pressing the highlighted button with the character > on the right side of the verse number, the beginning of the next verse is set in the window (or windows) with biblical texts. If you are on the last verse of the chapter (or book), the first verse of the next chapter (or book) will be set.
After moving the mouse near the pair of characters > < and clicking on the highlighted button, the set verse is aligned to its beginning in the window (or windows) with biblical texts.
The button with an icon from the toolbar opens a dialog box with the synoptical Navigator, by which you can easily select and more quickly navigate the biblical verse than through the clicking navigation from the status bars of the windows with biblical texts. (The similarity with the Document Map in the document part of this program is here not purely accidental.)
Navigation from the Navigator is carried out only into the marked window (or windows) with biblical texts – a change of marking the windows, as well as controlling the entire program, is possible to carry out even with the open Navigator, because its dialog box is modeless and its opening does not interrupt the flow of the program.
Numbering in the Navigator is, in this English version of the program, established pursuant to the King James Version of the Bible.
If the Navigator dialog box is active, then by hovering over the abbreviation of the biblical book, a label with its name appears.
Select the desired book, chapter, and verse. In the marked window (or windows) with biblical texts, the selected chapter of the selected book will appear, scrolled on the selected verse.
Quick Navigation
After double-clicking on the abbreviation of the book in the Navigator, the 1st chapter of the selected book from the 1st verse appears in the marked window (or windows) with biblical texts.
Select the book in the Navigator. After double-clicking on the chapter number, the selected chapter of the selected book from the 1st verse displays in the marked window (or windows) with biblical texts.
After making navigation, the Navigator will not automatically close, but its closing (by any of the buttons X or by keyboard shortcuts) is left to the discretion of the user. Thus you can arbitrarily times navigate biblical verses, without continuous closing and opening the Navigator, that is a usage in other biblical programs.
Dialog box with the Navigator opens with such a setting items with which it was last closed.
If you want, for practical reasons, to set up the selection of the book, chapter and verse in the Navigator by the current setting the book, chapter and verse in the marked window (or windows) with biblical texts, press the Synchro button.
Current setting the book, chapter and verse in the windows with biblical texts is also indicated in their status bars labelled with icon .
With the Put-in button, the Navigator is putted into the main program window. Its item settings are retained.
The inputted Navigator can also be closed with the X button and opened with the button from the toolbar.
With the Put-out button, the Navigator is putted out from the main program window again as a separate dialog box onto its original position.
The button with an icon from the toolbar opens a dialog box with the Bible Concordance(B-Concordance), which you can use to find Bible verses by the words, which they contain.
Dialog box with the B-Concordance opens with such a setting of items, with which it was last closed, including the specified words to search, setting items in the list-box of words, etc.
Using either the combo-box or the buttons to browse gradually, you can select the version, in which you want to search.
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Setting the version also automatically sets the respective list-box of words – see the following item.
Here are all the words sorted alphabetically, which are in the specified translation of the Bible, including their case-sensitive.
This list-box uses, first, to discover if a given word or its shape or its part is ever found in the translation of the Bible, and then you will not searching for it in vain, and, secondly, to facilitate the entry of the search terms for foreign-language translations.
After selecting and clicking the word in the list-box, it is automatically copied into the navigation box – see below.
After selecting and double-clicking the word in the list-box, it is automatically copied both into the navigation box and into the Search for box where is assigned along with a space to the end of all the specified words.
Navigation
Into the navigation box above the word list you insert only letters, no matter whether they are capital or small, their size does not distinguish when navigated. After each adding or deleting the letter, the list-box sets according to the relevant initial letter and scrolls to the word, which begins with the specified string of letters.
If the specified string of letters exists at the beginning of some of the words in the list-box under the appropriate initial letter, then the button Search for box, where it is, along with a space, assigned to the end of all the specified words. (It depends on you whether to add yet the asterisk to it, or not – see the item Search for.)
activates with which you can copy the string of letters from the navigation box into theIf the navigation box is active, i.e., if the blinking cursor is there, then its content can be quickly copied to the Search for box also by the Enter key. (And there again quickly, by the Enter key, can be started the process of searching.)
If the navigation box is blank, or the specified string of letters does not occur at the beginning of any word in the list-box under the appropriate initial letter, the button Enter key is inoperable for the active navigation box.
is deactivated, and theIn the Search Range by using the combo-boxes there is set from which biblical book to which one inclusive it is to be searched. At this, the application will not let to set reverse order, for example, from Dt to Gen, etc. In the open list, moving the mouse over the abbreviation of the biblical book shows a label with its name.
Pressing the Groups button, you open the menu with pre-set groups of search ranges. Selecting from the menu, you can set very quickly the search range desired.
Clicking anywhere outside the group names, or pressing again the Groups button, you can close the Groups menu without implementation of selection.
All words regardless of their order
If using this feature, then those biblical verses will be searched for, in which there are all the specified words regardless of their order in which they are entered.
All words with keeping to their order
If using this feature, then those biblical verses will be searched for, in which all the specified words occur in the order in which they are entered, but not only in close succession of them; that is, that between searched terms there can and need not exist another words and/or characters in a biblical verse. (That's because you usually equip, as some words follow successive in the verse, but it's hard to remember the exact word order or literal phrase, as the other Bible programs want from you.)
At least one of the words
If using this feature, then those biblical verses will be searched for, in which there is at least one of the specified words.
For example:
You want to find verses that contain the word of god and its forms. However, if having specified the term god*, you would find not only verses that contain the forms of the word of god, but also, for example, verses, that contain the words of goddess, godly, and others, which is undesirable for you. Therefore, from the list-box of words, you will copy into the Search for box all word forms of god (i.e. god gods god's), switch on this feature and find only verses that contain only one or some of the forms of the word of god.
Case sensitive
If switching on this feature, then there will be searched words with such a case sensitive, with which they will be entered.
Otherwise, the searching will ignore case sensitive.
Note:To change setting the switches or the check box it is possible to click both on the switch and the box or on the text next to it.
Into the Search for box, it is possible to specify any number of words separated from each other in any number of spaces; and the "hard" space is automatically replaced with the "soft" one by the application. It is possible to copy into it the whole passages of text with everything, the application can deal with it, and when you run the searching, inappropriate characters, digits, and punctuation marks will be automatically excluded and replaced with spaces. Therefore, for example, the word, which is divided by a hyphen, will be searched as two words.
In order to avoid unnecessary search, the words may contain only letters, which are located in the set translation of the Bible, and for the English translation of the Bible also an apostrophe, otherwise you will be notified on the unknown letters when you start searching, and the program won't let you in, for searching would be unsuccessful.
The searched word need not be specified in complete form, but an indefinite number of characters (including zero number) at the beginning and/or at the end of the word may be represented by the character * (asterisk). The word without an asterisk will be searched for as a whole word.
If you place the asterisk in the middle of a word, the program automatically divides this word into two parts in the place of the asterisk; both with asterisks in the place of the original asterisk, and so there will be searched for two words.
Examples:
You have set the King James Version of the Bible and the Case sensitive method turned off.
1. If you enter the word abel – there will be searched for verses that contain the following word:
Abel
2. If you enter the word abel* – there will be searched for verses that contain at least one of the following words:
Abel
Abelbethmaachah
Abelmaim
Abelmeholah
Abelmizraim
Abelshittim
3. If you enter the word *abel – there will be searched for verses that contain at least one of the following words:
Abel
Babel
Mehetabel
Zerubbabel
Zorobabel
4. If you enter the word *abel* – there will be searched for verses that contain at least one of the following words:
Abel
Abelbethmaachah
Abelmaim
Abelmeholah
Abelmizraim
Abelshittim
Babel
Mehetabel
Zerubbabel
Zorobabel
Pressing the History button, you open the list of the strings of words, which you searched in the past. The list is sorted, historically and therefore logically, from top to bottom, which means that the last string of the searched words is in the list always on the last place and colour-highlighted; so then the previous string in the list corresponds to the previous searched string, and so on.
The items in the list are not duplicated, this means that if you search again the word string which is already in the list, it will not be registered again in the list, but only moved to the last place in the list.
Clicking on the selected word string, the list automatically closes, and the string is copied into the Search for box, and replaces the potential original string there.
Clicking anywhere outside items in the list or pressing again the History button, you can close the list of the searched word strings without the implementation of the selection.
Using the Delete button, you can easily delete the contents of the box Search for.
If the specified words are all right, then pressing the Search button will open the Search dialog box and start the search process in it.
If the Search for box is active, it means, if the blinking cursor is in it, then the search process can be easily started also by Enter key.
The progress of the search process can be watched on
It should be remembered that this is not a common computer application employed in the fast machine code, but HTML application working on a completely different system, with many limited options.
The speed of searching depends on the technical equipment of the computer. On the modern equipped computer, the time of scanning the entire Bible will be calculated for seconds, on the old one then for minutes.
The search process can be cancelled either by closing the Search dialog box or by the Cancel button. Process will be cancelled by the time of transition from one biblical book to another.
After the proper end of the search process, and if some verses are found, both dialog boxes automatically close, and in the main program window, the window with the search results opens, if it is not already open.
It may, of course, become as it normally happens that there may not find any verse, which should satisfy the specified criteria. In this case, after the completed scan, the dialog box with the B-Concordance does not close, but there displays the notice Not Found.
If any verses are found, then in the window with search results in the introductory document there is listed
Then by selecting in the combo-box in the header of the window with search results, for each found book, the found verses in their entirety will be listed; see the following item Switching books.
If found verses are too many, it may take some time before they appear in the window with the search results, it is to be expected particularly for the program that is running on the Internet. And also the more found and listed verses will be, the more it will load your computer's memory, and the slower will then work the program and your computer. – But on the modern computers and with the high-speed Internet, those and similar problems are not apparent.
Every time you navigate the results into the window with search results, this window is activated, therefore, immediately after navigating and appearing the results, this window can be scrolled by Home, End, Page Up, Page Down, and arrow keys.
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In this combo-box in the header of the window with the search results there are listed individual biblical books containing found verses. By each abbreviation of the biblical book there is given in brackets the number of verses found in the book. In the open list, moving the mouse over the abbreviation of the biblical book shows a label with its name.
Selecting in this list or using the buttons for the gradual browse among the books, there will be into the window, for each found book, listed found verses, each of which will contain the searched words highlighted in bold type and in colour (by setting the "Z" colour in the Program Settings dialog).
For technical reasons, here will be cancelled highlighting auxiliary words in italics or square brackets.
Since the total amount of the found verses can often count in thousands, and the HTML application, in some cases, could have problems to view them all at once, it was necessary to divide the list of found verses into individual biblical books, in which the verses are found. And it turns out that as dividing of very practical.
For example:
If you enter a single word LORD* for the King James Version, and set the search range on the whole Bible, and check Case sensitive, then the number of found verses with this word will be 5.555, which is about the fifth of all verses in the Bible. To display all of a sudden such a quantity of specially modified verses, the HTML application might not make it and could collapse on some of the earlier born computers.
Therefore, the list is divided into 41 biblical books, in which the word LORD* is – the example of the list with this dividing is just given in the beginning of this document.
Pressing the button
in the title bar of a window with search results, you can show or hide S-numbers in the biblical text.Show or hide the S-numbers in the window with search results has no effect on the working the Bible Verse Copier, but only on the direct copying selected text from the window with search results to clipboard (see Working with Text – Copying.)
S-number is listed after the appropriate word, or after the word and punctuation mark, and works as a link, clicking on it, you open the Strong's Concordance (S-Concordance), if it isn't already open, and in the lexicon there is set the appropriate S-number and its entry.
The lexicon entry also appears in the tooltip of the S-number when you move the mouse on it in the biblical text. This display can be deactivated by a separate switch in the Program Settings dialog box.
The program can be operated even with the open S-concordance, i.e.,you can arbitrarily times navigate the S-numbers from the window with search results, without continuous closing and opening the S-concordance.
See also Holy Bible – Strong's Concordance.
Context navigation will be carried out by clicking the link at the beginning of each verse in the window with search results. After clicking the link, the verse concordant with the found verse will be navigated into the marked window (or windows) with biblical texts.
And again – there are navigated verses concordant according to their content, not according to their numbering, therefore, the numbering of found verse need not sometimes agree with the numbering of the verse in the displayed context in a different version of the Bible.
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Using the context navigation, you can thus compare concordant verses in three versions of the Bible at once – one in the window with search results, and another two in the marked windows with biblical texts, into which is context navigated.
In the status bar labelled with the icon there will be signalled
Abbreviations used:
KAV = Kralicky preklad Bible z roku 1613 RAV = Revidovany Rohackov preklad Biblie KJV = King James Version of the Bible from 1769 WBT = The Webster Bible from 1833 max. = there was set searching for all of the specified words min. = there was set searching for at least one word 1.2. = there was set searching for the specified words with keeping to their order 1.2. = there was not set searching for the specified words with keeping to their order a/A = there was set the case sensitive a/A = there was not set the case sensitive
Clicking anywhere in the status bar labelled with the icon you can hide the window with search results, or, on the contrary, show.
Pressing the Cancel button in the header of the window with the search results, you can completely empty the search results for Bible Concordance, and thus lighten the short computer memory, if too many found verses are imposed in it, so there is apparently slowed down the activity of the program and computer. Before this, you will be still prompted to confirm this action.
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Selecting in this combo-box in the header of the window with the search results, or using the buttons for the gradual browse, you can switch to the windows with the search results for the S-Concordance, Document Searcher, and back again.
The button with an icon from the toolbar opens a dialog box with the Strong's Concordance (S-Concordance), which you can use to find Bible verses by Strong's numbers (S-numbers), which the Bible verses contain.
Controlling the entire program is possible even with the open S-Concordance, because its dialog box is modeless and its opening does not interrupt the flow of the program.
All the words in the Hebrew dictionary of the Old Testament and the Greek dictionary of the New Testament were numbered by Dr. J. Strong, and their numbers have been assigned to the corresponding words in the KJV.
Using the Strong's numbers (S-numbers) so we can see what words were used in the original texts of the Bible, without having to know Hebrew or Greek.
Each lexicon entry contains the transcript of the original word into the Latin type face, its pronunciation (indicated in italics), origin, and meaning or translation (indicated in bold italics).
In the list there are sorted all S-numbers that appear in the text of either the Old Testament or New Testament, depending on the switch settings in the Set for box.
The set S-number is highlighted in color in the list and scrolled to visible position.
After selecting and clicking the S-number in the list-box, it is automatically copied into the navigation box and in the lexicon there is set the entry describing the original Hebrew or Greek word.
After selecting and double-clicking the S-number in the list-box, it is automatically copied both into the navigation box and into the Search for box where is assigned along with a space to the end of all the specified S-numbers.
Note:Mr. Strong did not use a number G2717, and the numbers G3203 to G3302 inclusive.
Into the navigation box called S-number, you can, always according to the setting switch Set for, put only the appropriate letter, H for the Old Testament and G for the New Testament (small automatically becomes capital) and digits.
Each time you insert or remove a digit, and if the entered number exists in the S-number list, that list automatically scrolls to the S-number, in the lexicon there is set the password, and the button Search for box, where it is, along with a space, assigned to the end of all the specified words.
activates with which you can copy the S-number from the navigation box into theIf the navigation box is active, i.e., if the blinking cursor is there, then its content can be quickly copied to the Search for box also by the Enter key. (And there again quickly, by the Enter key, can be started the process of searching.)
If the navigation box is blank, or the specified S-number does not occur in the list, the button Enter key is inoperable for the active navigation box.
is deactivated, and theIf the buttons
and are active, you can by them browse through the history of visited entries in the lexicon.Because the lexicon entries contain executable links to other entries, you can use the link in the entry to go without fear to another entry, and then back to the original entry.
Dialog box with the S-Concordance opens with such a setting of items, with which it was last closed.
Here, for practical reasons, is the whole S-concordance to be set for either the Old Testament or the New Testament because S-numbers beginning with the letter H for Hebrew words we would not search in the New Testament, and the S-numbers beginning with the letter G for Greek words we would not search in the Old Testament.
Note:To change setting the switches it is possible to click both on the switch or on the text next to it.
Using either the combo-box or the buttons to browse gradually, you can select the version, in which you want to search.
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At least one of the words
If turning on this feature, then those biblical verses will be searched for, in which there is at least one of the specified S-numbers. Thus we can search for verses for any number of the S-numbers at a time – in one fell swoop.
If this feature is turned off, then those biblical verses will be searched for, in which there are all the specified S-numbers regardless of their order in which they are entered.
Note:To change setting the check box it is possible to click both on the box or on the text next to it.
Into the Search for box, it is possible to specify any number of S-numbers separated from each other in any number of spaces.
Always according to the setting switch Set for, you can put here only the appropriate letter, H for the Old Testament and G for the New Testament (small automatically becomes capital) and digits.
In order to avoid unnecessary search, you will be notified on an incorrect S-numbers when you start searching, and the program won't let you in, for searching would be unsuccessful.
Pressing the History button, you open the list of the strings of S-numbers, which you searched in the past. The list is sorted, historically and therefore logically, from top to bottom, which means that the last string of the searched S-numbers is in the list always on the last place and colour-highlighted; so then the previous string in the list corresponds to the previous searched string, and so on.
The items in the list are not duplicated, this means that if you search again the string of the S-numbers which is already in the list, it will not be registered again in the list, but only moved to the last place in the list.
Clicking on the selected string of the S-numbers, the list automatically closes, and the string is copied into the Search for box, and replaces the potential original string there.
Clicking anywhere outside items in the list or pressing again the History button, you can close the list of the searched strings of the S-numbers without the implementation of the selection.
Using the Delete button, you can easily delete the contents of the box Search for.
If the specified S-numbers are all right, then pressing the Search button will open the Search dialog box and start the search process in it.
If the Search for box is active, it means, if the blinking cursor is in it, then the search process can be easily started also by Enter key.
The progress of the search process can be watched on
It should be remembered that this is not a common computer application employed in the fast machine code, but HTML application working on a completely different system, with many limited options.
The speed of searching depends mainly on technical equipment of the computer. On the modern equipped computer, the time of scanning the Old Testament will be calculated for seconds, on the old one then for minutes.
The search process can be cancelled either by closing the Search dialog box or by the Cancel button. Process will be cancelled by the time of transition from one biblical book to another.
After the proper end of the search process, both dialog boxes automatically close, and in the main program window, the window with the search results opens, if it is not already open.
It may, of course, become as it normally happens that there may not find any verse, which should contain all of the specified S-numbers. In this case, after the completed scan, the dialog box with the S-Concordance does not close, but there displays the notice Not Found.
In the window with search results in the introductory document there is listed
Then by selecting in the combo-box in the header of the window with search results, for each found book, the found verses in their entirety will be listed; see the following item Switching books.
If found verses are too many, it may take some time before they appear in the window with the search results, it is to be expected particularly for the program that is running on the Internet. And also the more found and listed verses will be, the more it will load your computer's memory, and the slower will then work the program and your computer. – But on the modern computers and with the high-speed Internet, those and similar problems are not apparent.
Every time you navigate the results into the window with search results, this window is activated, therefore, immediately after navigating and appearing the results, this window can be scrolled by Home, End, Page Up, Page Down, and arrow keys.
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In this combo-box in the header of the window with the search results there are listed individual biblical books containing found verses. By each abbreviation of the biblical book there is given in brackets the number of verses found in the book. In the open list, moving the mouse over the abbreviation of the biblical book shows a label with its name.
Selecting in this list or using the buttons for the gradual browse among the books there will be into the window, for each found book, listed found verses, each of which will contain the searched S-numbers highlighted in bold type and in colour (by setting the "Z" colour in the Program Settings dialog).
Since the total amount of the found verses can often count in thousands, and the HTML application, in some cases, could have problems to view them all at once, it was necessary to divide the list of found verses into individual biblical books, in which the verses are found. And it turns out that as dividing of very practical.
For example:
If you enter a S-number H3068, the number of found verses with this S-number will be 5.518, which is about the fifth of all verses in the Bible. To display all of a sudden such a quantity of specially modified verses the HTML application might not make it and could collapse on some of the earlier born computers.
Therefore, the list is divided into 36 biblical books, in which the S-number H3068 is – the example of the list with this dividing is just given in the beginning of this document.
Using the button
in the title bar of the window with the search results, you can displaying extra words, added to the biblical text by the translators and shown in italics, change into their display in square brackets, and back.Displaying in the brackets is needed especially to copy the biblical text from the window with the search results to a text editor which does not support text formatting (e.g. to Notepad, etc.).
S-number is listed after the appropriate word, or after the word and punctuation mark, and works as a link, clicking on it, you open the Strong's Concordance (S-Concordance), and in the lexicon there is set the appropriate S-number and its entry.
The lexicon entry also appears in the tooltip of the S-number when you move the mouse on it in the biblical text. This display can be deactivated by a separate switch in the Program Settings dialog box.
The program can be operated even with the open S-concordance, i.e.,you can arbitrarily times navigate the S-numbers from the window with search results, without continuous closing and opening the S-concordance.
Context navigation will be carried out by clicking the link at the beginning of each verse in the window with search results. After clicking the link, the verse concordant with the found verse will be navigated into the marked window (or windows) with biblical texts.
And again – there are navigated verses concordant according to their content, not according to their numbering, therefore, the numbering of found verse need not sometimes agree with the numbering of the verse in the displayed context in a different version of the Bible.
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Using the context navigation, you can thus compare concordant verses in three versions of the Bible at once – one in the window with search results, and another two in the marked windows with biblical texts, into which is context navigated.
In the status bar labelled with the icon there will be signalled
Abbreviations used:
KAV = Kralicky preklad Bible z roku 1613 RAV = Revidovany Rohackov preklad Biblie KJV = King James Version of the Bible from 1769 WBT = The Webster Bible from 1833 max. = there was not set searching at least for one S-number min. = there was set searching at least for one S-number
Clicking anywhere in the status bar labelled with the icon you can hide the window with search results, or, on the contrary, show.
Pressing the Cancel button in the header of the window with the search results, you can completely empty the search results for S-Concordance, and thus lighten the short computer memory, if too many found verses are imposed in it, so there is apparently slowed down the activity of the program and computer. Before this, you will be still prompted to confirm this action.
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Selecting in this combo-box in the header of the window with the search results, or using the buttons for the gradual browse, you can switch to the window with the search results for the B-Concordance, Document Searcher, and back again.
The button with an icon from the toolbar opens a dialog box with the Copier, which you can use to copy Bible verses, without having them to navigate, display, and select in the windows with biblical texts.
Because only one chapter of the Bible is displayed in window with biblical texts, this Copier is instrumental mainly for copying text units larger than one chapter.
The dialog box with the Copier opens with such setting items, with which it was last closed.
Using either the combo-box or the buttons to browse gradually, you can select a version, from which you want to copy.
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To copy to the clipboard or printer, when you press the button indicating the set font style and size of copied text, the Font Settings dialog box opens in which you can choose a different font style supported by browser and set its size, using either combo-boxes or buttons to roll through the font styles and sizes. Pressing the Default Font button, you can quickly set the default status for both values simultaneously.
The changes made in the Font Settings dialog box take effect only after the confirmation by the Confirm button. After simple closing the dialog box by the closing button or by keyboard shortcuts or by the Cancel button, nothing will change.
To copy to the file, the button for setting the font of copied text is disabled.
Using list-boxes in the Text Range, you can set, from which biblical verse to which one inclusive they are to be copied. At this, the program will not allow to set reverse order of verses.
By hovering over the abbreviation of the biblical book, a label with its name appears.
In the From part, the book or chapter selection automatically sets the first verse of the book or chapter.
In the To part, the book or chapter selection automatically sets the last verse of the book or chapter.
And again, it is necessary to remember that in this English version of the program, there is introduced the verse numbering according to the King James Version of the Bible, and from foreign-language versions there are copied verses concordant with King James Version, regardless of their possible discordant numbering.
To copy the foreign-language verses according to their own numbering, it is necessary to switch the program to the appropriate language.
Quick Selecting
Pressing the Groups button, you can open the menu with pre-set groups of copy ranges. Selecting from the menu, you can set very quickly the copy range desired.
Clicking anywhere outside the group names or pressing again the Groups button, you can close the Groups menu without implementation of selection.
With a double-click:
In the From part, or in the To part, double-click on the abbreviation of the book. The text range will be set to the selected book.
Without a double-click:
In the From part, or in the To part, select the book, and in its column below, press the Book button. The text range will be set to the selected book.
With a double-click:
In the From part, or in the To part, select the book, and double-click on the number of the required chapter. The text range will be set to the selected chapter.
Without a double-click:
In the From part, or in the To part, select the book and chapter, and in its column below, press the Chapter button. The text range will be set to the selected chapter.
With a double-click:
In the From part, or in the To part, select the book and chapter, and double-click on the number of the required verse. The text range will be set to the selected verse.
Without a double-click:
In the From part, or in the To part, select the book and chapter and verse, and in its column below, press the Verse button. The text range will be set to the selected verse.
Including S#
If this function checked, there will be copied biblical verses including Strong's numbers. Otherwise, the S-numbers deleted when copying.
TXT
This format is used to copy biblical verses for an editor that does not support text formatting (e.g. for Notepad) – added auxiliary words in the Bible text will be enclosed in square brackets.
RTF
This format is used to copy biblical verses for an editor that supports text formatting (e.g. for WordPad) – added auxiliary words in the Bible text will be displayed in italics.
Clipboard
Copying to a Clipboard, which transfers the text to a text editor, is recommended for a smaller text range within one chapter up to one book of the Bible.
File
Copying to a separate file is recommended for the larger text range within one biblical book up to the entire Bible.
Printer
Copying to a print queue, and then printing on the printer, is recommended for the smaller text range within one chapter up to one book of the Bible.
The Copy button will start the copy process.
The process of copying to the Clipboard takes place in two phases:
Because with the length of the HTML text the time of its copying to the Clipboard is considerably growing, this is mainly applied within one chapter up to one book of the Bible. In normal practice, it is anyway only a few verses at once, that you need at work to transfer quickly from the program through the Clipboard to a text editor.
The process progress of loading the text into the transitional HTML document can be watched on
The load process can be cancelled either by closing the Copy dialog box or by the Cancel button. Process will be cancelled by the time of transition from one biblical book to another.
After the end of the loading process, the notice Saving... is displayed. At this phase the Cancel button is not working and the copy process can be only canceled by the termination of the program, when pressing the closing button of the dialog box.
The proper end of the process of copying to the Clipboard is signalled by closing the Copy dialog box automatically.
The process of copying to the file takes place in two stages:
Because the copying to the file is relatively quick and nimble, it mainly applies within one biblical book up to the entire Bible. In normal practice, it is just the need to copy to the file the entire text of the Bible, which you can then transmit and handle for any use.
After the activation of copying, at first, the Setting the Path to the File dialog opens, in which you enter the name of the target file and its storage.
The Setting the Path to the File dialog box opens with such a setting of items, with which it was last closed, with the only difference that depending on whether you copy plain or formatted text, either a TXT or RTF file will be created.
In the Directory list-box, you select the storage path. The first storage path is on a disk drive (C:), and the second one is on the drive, which the program is running from (this may be the same as the first one). If the given directory does not exist, it will be automatically created when saving a file.
If you have selected the storage, that is, the directory to which the file will be saved, you still choose a file name, and the settings are finished.
If you choose a file that already exists in the set folder, just click on it in the list, and his name appears in the entry box and replaces any previous setting, and at the same time, you will be asked whether you want to overwrite the existing file. If yes, the store process automatically starts, if not, you will return back to enter the name of the file.
The Confirm button closes the Setting the Path to the File dialog and starts the process of saving to the target file, unless the following conditions are met:
If some of these conditions will not be met, you are always notified and the saving process does not start until the fault is removed.
If the File Name box is active, it means, if the blinking cursor is in it, then the save process can be easily run also by Enter key.
The copy process can be cancelled either by closing the Setting the Path to the File dialog box or by the Cancel button.
The process progress of saving the copied text to the target file can be watched on
The saving process can be cancelled either by closing the Copy dialog box or by using the Cancel button. Process will be cancelled by the time of transition from one biblical book to another, and the target file will be deleted.
If detected insufficient disk space when saving the file, you will be notified, the saving process will be terminated and the file will be deleted.
After proper completion of the saving process, a message appears, reminding the path to the file, which you have copied to.
The process of copying to the printer takes place in two stages:
Because with the length of the HTML text the time of its copying to the print queue is considerably growing, this is mainly applied within one chapter up to one book of the Bible. In normal practice, it is anyway only a few verses at once that you need at work to print quickly.
The process progress of loading the text into the transitional HTML document can be watched on
The load process can be cancelled either by closing the Copy dialog box or by the Cancel button. Process will be cancelled by the time of transition from one biblical book to another.
After the end of the loading process, the notice Saving... is displayed. At this phase the Cancel button is not working and the copy process can be only canceled by the termination of the program, when pressing the closing button of the dialog box.
The proper end of the process of copying to the print queue is signalled by closing the Copy dialog box automatically.
After the proper end of saving to the print queue, the known system Print dialog opens, in which it is necessary:
There is nothing to say about the navigation of documents in the right half of the main program window. A system of combo-boxes and buttons for gradual browsing between documents is so simple that no guide is needed here.
Every time you navigate from anywhere in any way the document or context, the document window is activated, therefore, immediately after navigating the document or context, the window can be scrolled by Home, End, Page Up, Page Down, and arrow keys.
In a document, links referring to biblical verses and to other documents are coloured in colours set in Internet Options.
If you click in the document on a link referring to the biblical verse, that verse is navigated into the marked window (or windows) with biblical texts.
If you click in the document on a link referring to another document, that document is navigated to the same window with the documents. Then it is possible to go back to previous documents by using the Document History (see appropriate item).
Pressing the button with an icon from the toolbar, you open a dialog box with the synoptical Document Map, by which you can simply select and quickly navigate the desired document, without clicking through the combo-box system. (The similarity with the Navigator in the Bible part of this program is here not purely accidental.)
After opening the Document Map, the list of all documents appears, scrolled to the colour-highlighted name of the just visited document. After clicking on the selected item in the list, the Document Map automatically closes and into the window with documents there is navigated the selected document. – After the simple closing of the Document Map by the closing button or keyboard shortcuts, nothing happens.
The dialog box with the Document Map opens in the same place, where it was closed. After opening this dialog box, you can immediately scroll its window by Home, End, Page Up, Page Down, and arrow keys.
The button with an icon from the toolbar opens a dialog box with the Document Searcher, which you can use to find document paragraphs by the words, which they contain.
Dialog box with the Document Searcher opens with such a setting of items, with which it was last closed, including the specified words to search.
Using either the combo-boxes or the buttons to browse gradually, you can select either all or the group, eventually the document or the part of document, in which you want to search.
All words regardless of their order
If using this feature, then those document paragraphs will be searched for, in which there are all the specified words regardless of their order in which they are entered.
All words with keeping to their order
If using this feature, then those document paragraphs will be searched for, in which all the specified words occur in the order in which they are entered, but not only in close succession of them; that is, that between searched terms there can and need not exist another words and/or characters in a document paragraph. (That's because you usually equip, as some words follow successive in the paragraph, but it's hard to remember the exact word order or literal phrase, as the other Bible programs want from you.)
At least one of the words
If using this feature, then those document paragraphs will be searched for, in which there is at least one of the specified words.
For Example:
You want to find paragraphs in which it is written either about LORD or God. Enter words LORD* God* into the Search for box, turn on case sensitive, and switch on this feature.
Case sensitive
If switching on this feature, there then will be searched words with such a case sensitive, with which they will be entered.
Otherwise, the searching will ignore case sensitive.
Note:To change setting the switches or the check box, it is possible to click on both the switch and the box or on the text next to it.
Into the Search for box, it is possible to specify any number of words or numerals, eventually of words containing numerals, separated from each other in any number of spaces; and the "hard" space is automatically replaced with the "soft" one by the application. It is possible to copy into it the whole passages of text with everything, the application can deal with it, and when you run the searching, inappropriate characters, digits, and punctuation marks will be automatically excluded and replaced with spaces. Therefore, for example, the word or numeral, which is divided by a hyphen, or a point, etc., will be searched as two words or numerals.
The searched word or numeral, eventually the word containing the numeral, need not be specified in complete form, but an indefinite number of characters (including zero number) at the beginning and/or at the end of the word may be represented by the character * (asterisk). The word without an asterisk will be searched for as a whole word.
If you place the asterisk in the middle of a word, the program automatically divides the word into two parts in the place of the asterisk; both with asterisks in the place of the original asterisk, and so there will be searched for two words.
Examples:
See the examples in Holy Bible – Bible Concordance – Search Settings – Search for.
Pressing the History button, you open the list of the strings of words, which you searched in the past. The list is sorted, historically and therefore logically, from top to bottom, which means that the last string of the searched words is in the list always on the last place and colour-highlighted; so then the previous string in the list corresponds to the previous searched string, and so on.
The items in the list are not duplicated, this means that if you search again the word string which is already in the list, it will not be registered again in the list, but only moved to the last place in the list.
Clicking on the selected word string, the list automatically closes, and the string is copied into the Search for box, and replaces the potential original string there.
Clicking anywhere outside the items in the list or pressing again the History button, you can close the list of the searched word strings without the implementation of the selection.
Using the Delete button, you can easily delete the contents of the box Search for.
Pressing the Search button will open the Search dialog box and start the search process in it.
If the Search for box is active, it means, if the blinking cursor is in it, then the search process can be easily started also by Enter key.
The progress of the search process can be watched on
It should be remembered that this is not a common computer application employed in the fast machine code, but HTML application working on a completely different system, with many limited options.
The speed of searching depends mainly on technical equipment of the computer. On the modern equipped computer, the time of scanning all documents will be calculated for seconds, on the old one then for minutes.
The search process can be cancelled either by closing the Search dialog box or by the Cancel button. Process will be cancelled by the time of transition from one document to another.
After the proper end of the search process, and if some paragraphs are found, both dialog boxes automatically close, and in the main program window, the window with the search results opens, if it is not already open.
It may, of course, become as it normally happens that there may not find any paragraph, which should satisfy the specified criteria. In this case, after the completed scan, the dialog box with the Document Searcher does not close, but there displays the notice Not Found.
If any paragraphs are found, then in the window with search results in the introductory document there is listed
Then by selecting in the combo-box in the header of the window with search results, for each found document, the found paragraphs in their entirety will be listed; see the following item Switching Documents.
If found paragraphs are too many, it may take some time before they appear in the window with the search results, it is to be expected particularly for the program that is running on the Internet. And also the more found and listed paragraphs will be, the more it will load your computer's memory and the slower will then work the program and your computer. – But on modern computers and with the high-speed Internet, those and similar problems are not apparent.
Every time you navigate the results into the window with search results, this window is activated, therefore, immediately after the navigation of the results, this window can be scrolled by Home, End, Page Up, Page Down, and arrow keys.
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In this combo-box in the header of the window with the search results, there are listed individual documents containing found paragraphs. By each numeral of the document there is given in brackets the number of paragraphs found in the document.
Selecting in this list or using the buttons for the gradual browse among the documents, there will be into the window, for each found document, listed found paragraphs, each of which will contain the searched words highlighted in bold type and in colour (by setting the "Z" colour in the Program Settings dialog).
For unity and better clarity, here will be repealed all the original formatting of texts in the found paragraphs.
Since the total amount of the found paragraphs can often count in thousands, and the HTML application, in some cases, could have problems to view them all at once, it was necessary to divide the list of found paragraphs into individual documents, in which the paragraphs are found. And it turns out that as dividing of very practical.
Context navigation will be carried out by clicking the link with the numeral of the appropriate document at the beginning of each paragraph in the window with search results. After clicking the link, the appropriate document will be navigated into the document window scrolled on the appropriate found paragraph.
In the status bar labelled with the icon there will be signalled
Abbreviations used:
max. = there was set searching for all of the specified words min. = there was set searching for at least one word 1.2. = there was set searching for the specified words with keeping to their order 1.2. = there was not set searching for the specified words with keeping to their order a/A = there was set the case sensitive a/A = there was not set the case sensitive
Clicking anywhere in the status bar labelled with the icon you can hide the window with search results, or, on the contrary, show.
Pressing the Cancel button in the header of the window with the search results, you can completely empty the search results for the Document Searcher and thus lighten the short computer memory, if too many found paragraphs are imposed in it, so there is apparently slowed down the activity of the program and computer. Before this, you will be still prompted to confirm this action.
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Selecting in this combo-box in the header of the window with the search results, or using the buttons for the gradual browse, you can switch to the window with the search results for the B-Concordance, S-Concordance, and back again.
The button with an icon from the toolbar opens the History dialog box with the list of documents which you visited in the past.
The list is sorted, historically and therefore logically, from top to bottom, which means that the title of the last document just visited is in the list always on the last place, and after opening the list, the cursor is on it; so then the previous item in the list corresponds to the previous visited document, and so on.
The items in the list are not duplicated, this means that if you open again the document which is already in the list, it will not be registered again in the list, but only moved to the last place in the list.
After making and confirming selection, the History dialog automatically closes, and in the window with documents, there is automatically set the selected document scrolled on the paragraph that was last set in the document. – After simple closing the History by the closing button or pressing Alt+F4 or Esc keys, nothing happens.
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Because some documents contain executable links to other documents, you can use the link in the document to go without fear to another document, and then use the list of the Document History to get back to the original document onto the original location.
Select the required item in the list of the History and confirm selecting by the Confirm button.
Activate the list by the Tab key, select the item by arrow keys, and confirm by the Enter key.
Double-click directly on the item in the list of the History.