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My boss has repeatedly said that our company's greatest asset is our users. Sure, your purchases enable us to feed our families, keep the lights turned on, and fund new development, but that's not what he's talking about...
Dr. J has just released a new podcast episode covering Greek searching. If you're wanting to work with grammatically tagged Greek texts, I'd strongly recommend this podcast. Dr...
I'm sitting in the library of the local seminary checking a few modules I'm working on against the corresponding print editions. Every few minutes or so, I find myself interrupted by a loud bang...
Good interface design is tough. Like any form of engineering, the devil is in the details, and it is the little things that often determine whether a program is hard or easy to use...
Back when I was developing our first two Accordance video training DVDs (the video from which is now freely available online), I recorded the audio in my bedroom using a reasonably good microphone setup...
The other day on a Bible software forum, I saw a request for help with an interesting search. An individual wanted to find all places where someone's name is repeated, such as in Luke 10:41 where Jesus says, "Martha, Martha." How, he wondered, could this pattern be found for any name...
I came across the word περισσεια (perisseia, abundance) and wanted to study it further. Easy, I thought, I'll just option-click the Search button on the Resource palette to find all the words derived from the same roots. Problem...
When I was a teenager attempting to read the Bible for the first time, it was unlike any other book I had ever read. Yes, reading the Bible for myself was uniquely life-changing, but I'm referring to a distinctive which is much more prosaic and practical...
Dr. Joel Willitts of the Euangelion blog discusses the value of our many tagged texts on Accordance and Me, Part 5: Using Accordance for Research, while over at for the Sake of Truth Josh Mann tells his readers What I Love About Accordance. Way to go, guys...
This past Sunday morning, my family and I didn't make it to church. Yes, I forgot to set the alarm and my wife and I slept late. We decided therefore to have church at home...
Yesterday I posted a link to the TUAW review of Accordance. A blog focused on all things Apple, it has an audience with a wide range of religious and non-religious views, and that showed in the comments on the TUAW review...
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) has posted an excellent review of Accordance, emphasizing that many students of the Bible have actually switched to the Mac just to be able to use it. Be sure to check it out, including the always entertaining discussions in the comments!
Today Zondervan announced that it is discontinuing its Pradis Bible Software for Windows and will be licensing its materials to other Windows Bible software developers...
Dr. Joel Willitts of the Euangelion blog has been writing a series of posts entitled "Accordance and Me," in which he recounts his personal experiences with Accordance...
I never cease to be amazed at the hassles some people are willing to put up with where computers and computer software are concerned...
