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How to use e-Sword (4/07) e-Sword Utilities
MSWord Macros for s-Sword How to Create Modules
Module Creation
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Overview
First of all, go to Craig White's e-Sword pages and download e-Sword FIn. While you are at, download e-Sword MEd also, and see my how to page on that here. http://www.craigwhite.net/e-Sword_Utilities.asp If you want a direct link to the downloads,
click on these and save to your hard drive. IntroductionLet's start by saying that this is a great
utility, but you cannot use it while e-Sword is open. e-Sword locks the
current TOP file that is being displayed and being locked will not allow
FIn to open and search it. A minor problem but irritating none-the-less.
Let's also say that this is a utility, a great one for what it does, but
one that fills the gap where e-Sword fell on its face (searching within
Topics). I do not think Rick Meyers ever though the Topic function was
going to be more than a half page of sermons notes that somebody jots
down while studying. But in reality it has become way more than that,
and it can even be seen as being out of control. If you have more than
100 topic files, finding stuff is next to impossible.
The Opening Screen
This image is the screen you should see. The cursor should be in the first block at the top row. Type in a search word or phrase. Let's type in "Messiah". Now press enter or click the folder icon next the last of the first row.
Moving around the Interface
The next section is a listing of all the Topic files with the search word, followed by a double greater than sign >> and then the chapter title where the word occurs. In the bottom box is a contextual snatch out of the actual topic file, and here you will see the word highlighted. Click on the black binoculars (top row, rightmost icon) for go to the next occurrence. That is about it.
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First of all the drop down box [Exact|Any|All]. This is for
limiting-expanding your search. Exact phrase, any of the search words,
or all of the search words any order.