An update to SwordSearcher Bible Software has been released. See the revision history.
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SwordSearcher 5.5 Released
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New version of SwordSearcher released; adds Dispensational Truth
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Yes, I’ve been pretty quiet here lately — with good reason.
Version 5.4 of SwordSearcher Bible Software is finally released!
For years I’ve received requests for Clarence Larkin’s Dispensational Truth. I’m happy to report that it is now part of the SwordSearcher study library, including all of the charts. This was a pretty big job. The charts [...]
SwordSearcher again the “People’s Choice” at SIC 2008
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For the second year in a row, SwordSearcher Bible Software has been awarded the SIAF People’s Choice for Best Personal Interest software. The award was announced at the annual Software Industry Conference in Boston, MA on July 19.
I wasn’t able to attend the conference this year. I’m sorry I missed it. But I’m certainly pleased [...]
SwordSearcher Modules
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Ever since SwordSearcher 4.0, there have been users sharing modules (Commentaries, Books, etc) that they have built for the software. There are quite a few of them floating around the net, so it’s high time I did something to help SwordSearcher Bible Software users find them in case there are items of interest in their [...]
SwordSearcher 5.3 out the door
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SwordSearcher Bible Software version 5.3 is finally released. Yay!
In looking over the revision history, I think this is one of the most significant updates since 5.0 — not because of new content, but just because of new code. The new user editor should really be useful for people writing their own personal notes in [...]

