THEWORD has a lot of extras that you can do to customize the interface depending on what you want or need at the moment. Yet at the same time, this interface is simple and quick to use and unconfusing. The amount of refined Bible searches in TheWord is tremendous. Moreover, THEWORD let’s you limit your searches a little easier (more options there also). Will search a Strong’s number against its translation. Will match one word where the other is not. Will find one word “near” another (not necessarily in the same verse). Which allow more direct grouping of search words (necessary and powerful in using Boolean operators). Most people know what AND and OR Boolean operators are, and they can guess what NOT is, but some of the others are more powerful and specific to limit searches (making these searches impossible in e-Sword and very easy in THEWORD).
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THEWORD offers the Bible student all of these, plus a full set Boolean search operators, AND, OR, NOT, NEARV, NEARW, XOR, TR, “”, (), and the possibility of using Regular Expression in searches.
Whereas e-Sword has a dropdown menu, TW has a separate window and you can see the results in a verse list, in an expanded verse list, and by clicking on the verse you go to the particular passage in the Bible.Į-Sword offers the Bible student a search of one, all, or exact phrase (which TW uses quotation marks to get the exact phrase), and the options of Partial match and Case-sensitive searches.
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While e-Sword has a fixed place for its window, THEWORD has windows that are more easily moved and docked to different areas of the screen. (11) theWord has a straight ASCII text Bible format. (10) theWord has the ability to create and work on modules from within the same program. (9) theWord has a USB memory mode that is all self contained in the USB memory stick. (8) theWord allows multiple windows of Bible modules, dictionary modules, commentary modules, or Book modules to be similtaneous onscreen, i.e. (7) theWord has the possibility of making footnotes or page jumps within a module to see another place in the same or other modules (like a Bible tooltip popup, but within any module). e-Sword is locked on its own format or it won’t read it. (6) theWord has a very good detecting routine for detecting verse references. e-Sword you have to highlight 1 single verse reference, and then convert it one at a time. (5) theWord has a detect all verse references that can be set to automatic.
(4) theWord has Module Layout sets where you can restrict what theWord sees, presents and searches to a certain set of modules. (3) theWord has a Bible search that is awesomely more powerful that e-Sword. TheWord has a universal search which searches everything except Bibles. (2) e-Sword has no searching across modules, only within a single module. (In essence, e-Sword is an old 80s Access program, and the inerface has stayed in that era.Very few advancements in computer programs have been used in the e-Sword interface.) TheWord has graphics anywhere except Bibles (which is logical to restrict graphics out of the Bible). (1) e-Sword has no graphics in its modules except a map module which has 1 single graphic per chapter. Most of these types of problems are resolved beautifully in THEWORD. e-Sword has had a lot of interface problems for a long while now, that have not been fixed even though numerous versions have come and gone. Both programs are free, and work basically the same.
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