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I went through these nine verses and I found out why eight of them have duplicate numbers. In the TR module, with Scrivener's variants on, you will see that there is a difference in these words between Stephen's text and Scrivener's text. (Scrivener's variants are also available in the TRa.) I'm gue...

In the KJV with Strong's numbers module, there's an error in Acts 21:23 regarding the placement of Strong's numbers. Acts 21:23 which have <G2171> a vow <G2192> 2192 goes with the words "which have" and 2171 should go with "vow". Compare with Acts 18:18 which has the same two Gre...

Thanks Costas. That utility worked in changing the font size.

Thanks Costas. I'll try it out.

So can I increase the font size of My Verse-notes in one shot (and if so, how), or only note by note?

I'm sure this has probably been asked, but I can't find it anywhere here. I have "My Verse-notes" set at font size ten. I'm getting older and that is now too small. I'm aware (from the search of these forums I tried) that I can use the magnifying glass icon to increase the font size and th...

I see; I did mix them up, didn't I?
Thanks Costas.

But it worked on the second line with the comma.

This happened in “My Subject-notes,” but I would assume the same problem would exist also in My Verse-notes. See the screenshot below. I have a long list of Scriptures. I highlighted all the text and did a “Ctrl + D” to make hyperlinks. As you can see on the first line there are a lot of errors. How...

Got it solved. A friend of mine emailed me a link to this thread I started a while ago: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=4385. (It seems back then I wanted the opposite of now.)

I added the line nbe.font.standard=1 to the Byz and WH module and all is fine.

Strong numbers and Morph codes in both the Byz and Westcott-Hort Greek text modules are smaller than in other modules. The text of the Bible words themselves are the same size as in other modules. Screenshots below, the first is the TR which looks as it should, the second is the Byz with smaller Str...

Yes, the 2005 is an update of this one, both by Maurice Robinson and William Pierpont.

Yes, it's listed under "Greek Ancient" as:

Byzantine/Majority Text (2000) Greek NT with Strong's Numbers and parsing info (Byz)

A couple of thoughts:

Was Firefox updated recently? Something could have changed there. What about Wine (I assume you are using that)? Wine is "hit-and-miss" when it comes to programs working. A new version of Wine quite often breaks something that previously had been working.

Maybe tW would work better running inside of VirtualBox?