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I use the popup preview (actually mostly for verse context), so if I could just tap a reference once and get the context popup, and double tap to change the Bible panel to the verse, I'd be happy. Tabs, of course, single row (module sets would be so useful here).ДЎ0. Audio would be lovely if you could work it out.ДЁ. If we use module sets, the margin could have a section of Library links in the current module set and a section of Module Set links listing the module sets that contain relevant material. I almost missed mentioning margin links - they're so much a part of the Bible panel that I forget they're a 'feature'.

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An easy way to copy and paste verses into a module would be a plus - as opposed to having to type everything.ДҐ. I still need to create my own book modules and commentaries, or have some way of making notes on verses and collecting thoughts. On my tablet, a third panel could go across the bottom, but on the phone it would be useless as it would be too small.ДЈ. I could live with one panel and switch back and forth, but I like to refer to the Bible when I'm using a book or commentary. No more than two panels, one for the Bible and the other for the rest.

If using the Cloud to store files, creating module sets would be essential).Дў. KJVSL available as well as KJV, as I use that a lot, but probably not more than one more Bible version (I use the other versions, but I'm thinking about space - unless we could use the Cloud to store the files, then space wouldn't be an issue. It would be wonderful to have all of SwordSearcher on a tablet or phone, but in practical terms it wouldn't be all that useable, and would stop people from using it because of the complexities.ДЎ. SwordSearcher 'feels' like a unit, a Book, while the Bibles that I have on my devices now are just text.ДЇor my old eyes, a tablet is easier to read than a phone, but when SS is available, it will be on my phone, too! So I'll think of how I would use it on my phone, knowing that it would translate to the tablet. The layout of SwordSearcher makes it stand out. What makes SS different from other Bible apps is its usability, forthrightness and user-friendliness. There could be a Bible sitting right next to me, but if I had a question or wanted to look up a verse, I'd go to the computer and SwordSearcher. You know how you have that favorite Bible that you reach for every time, like an old friend? That's SwordSearcher. I'll re-name this thread to be a bit more specific.

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What unique aspects of SwordSearcher would you like to see translated to your mobile device? Are you looking at Android tablets or phones? What is lacking from the huge assortment of free Bible apps on the market now that you would like to see SwordSearcher bring to the table? (It would not be free.) So, perhaps this would be a good thread to talk about it. Others wish there was a way for me to just shrink the whole display on to their phone somehow. I've asked people about this before and sometimes all they really want is to be able to read the Bible and a few of the books from the SwordSearcher library.

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SwordSearcher is a desktop application through and through - it excels with mouse input and 'screen real estate.' Touch input devices have no analog to things like hovering a mouse pointer over a link without something like a digitizer like the Surface Pro has (and that does work!). Clearly it would be a completely different application. However, when people ask me to make SwordSearcher work on an Android device or an iPad or iPhone, I always wonder what aspects of SwordSearcher they want to see on it. Trust that this helps your understanding of what I mean by 'loosely described.An Android app is a distinct possibility in the future.

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What is happening is that you are using your Android Tablet as a host for your PC so that you can use whatever application (program) from it. So the way you do it is by having that remote connection program e.g., TeamViewer (which I recommend), and you connect by either Wifi or (if its on your tablet) using your Mobile Data (sim card) to your PC and and from there you bang up e-Sword. So you decide to use your e-Sword so you can read your favorite version of the Bible.

So you're really distraught and upset, and need some Biblical comfort and consolation.

For example your PC in is Canada, and you're in New Zealand, which is over (I think) 30,000 miles away, watching the All Blacks slaughter the Canadian rugby team, and you get so upset at the way the Kiwis massacred of the Canadian team by (lets say) 98 - 0. Used term, 'loosely described' simply because e-Sword isn't actually being run on the tablet itself, but on the PC, in that you are actually (by remote connection) using your PC via internet connection in where you could be quite literally thousands of miles away from where your PC is located. When you say 'you sort of can (loosely described) 'run' e-Sword' care to expand on that.

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