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As you probably know, you can view any of your commentaries or other reference tools in parallel with the text of the Bible. To do this, you just select the commentary you want from the Add Reference Tool Pane pop-up menu. Here are a few tips for working with commentaries in parallel panes...
Since this month is currently the best time to stock up on major commentaries, I thought I'd share a few tips for getting the most out of them...
If you haven't already seen it, you need to check out this week's podcast. Dr. J takes a break from Accordance training to recount all the latest news about ETS, SBL, the Bible Software Shootout, and various new products which have been released...
Somewhat lost among all the new product announcements at the annual meetings of ETS and SBL was the news that the CNTTS Apparatus is now complete...
One of the good things about exhibiting at the annual meetings of ETS and SBL is that we do demos of Accordance all day long under the most rigorous of conditions. In response to an attendee's questions or challenges, I may find myself doing searches I would never have thought to do on my own...
Last year, almost to the day, I wrote a blog post on our release of Comfort and Barrett's, The Text of the Earliest New Testament Greek Manuscripts...
On the second day of the annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society, I slipped away from the Accordance booth to hear a paper presented by Robert Marineau, a student at Dallas Theological Seminary...
There have been some interesting internet discussions and posts related to Accordance lately. If you haven't discovered them yet, here are a few links...
I'm pleased to announce that we're offering an incredible sale on Accordance primary collections and commentaries throughout the month of December. All levels of the Library and Scholar's Collections are 20% off, and our various bundles are available for incredible prices...
Before Accordance 1.0 was first released way back in 1994, we began working with a leading Qumran scholar who was interested in developing a grammatically-tagged text of the Dead Sea Scrolls. In fact, we helped demonstrate an early prototype of that text at the SBL meeting of 1994...
In Monday's post, I hinted that those who stopped by the Accordance booth might get a sneak preview of a new feature slated for the next version of Accordance. Of course, none of you likes it when I give such cryptic hints, and I received several comments and tweets asking for more information...
In yesterday's post, I mentioned the "Bible Software Shootout" at the annual meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature and promised to give a more detailed account of it. While described as a shootout, it was really conducted more like a marksmanship competition...
Last week I gave you a few snapshots of my experiences here in New Orleans. As I mentioned then, we're here for the annual meetings of the Evangelical Theological Society (ETS) and the Society of Biblical Literature (SBL). ETS ran from Wednesday through Friday...
Yesterday I flew to New Orleans for the annual meetings of the Evangelical Theological Society and the Society of Biblical Literature. We set up our booth last night and are now demonstrating Accordance to ETS attendees...
Last week we released Accordance 8.4 and talked a fair amount about the new Bibliographic citation feature. On Friday, Rick Mansfield of This Lamp put together another one of his videos comparing Accordance's Bibliographic citations with those of another program...
