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The installation dialogue boxes will disappear.
I've tried hustling through them as fast as possible. Got to the one where you click "install" but never past it. Everything just disappeared with the installation.
-I have downloaded the 13.0 setup file three times from a couple sources.
*I used a CC cleaner thing to clean registry and update all drivers
*I rebooted the computer several times.
*I made sure Windows Media Player was installed and enabled.
*I uninstalled and reinstalled Windows Media Player just to be sure
-I tried installing e-sword in safe mode
-I ran the troubleshoot compatibility option and tried Windows 7 and Windows XP
-I installed other programs such as Audacity with no problems
Running Windows 10 Home, 64-bit, 8gig RAM, 445 gig free hard drive space
So, the end result is I can install anything on this computer from anywhere except e-sword, and since I uninstalled the previous version trying to make this installation work, I can no longer use e-sword at all on this computer. Wits end.
> www.makeuseof.com/windows-10-versions-out-of-date/
LINK: -out-of-date/
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> Also read the instructions by Rick Meyers, developer of e-Sword, at -sword.net and option "FAQ" to Frequently Asked Questions. Follow all instructions.
>Please approach Rick Meyers, for further help at ri...@e-sword.net and include the version of Windows that you are running, and when it was last updated by Microsoft.
>e-Sword application on a 64-bit PC, runs in the C:\Program Files (x86)\e-Sword folder.
>Perhaps your machine requires to be updated for a new device and an updated version of Windows. Have you used Start > Settings > Windows Update option recently on all your devices?
I know that .com works on just about nearly every website, which that extension was/is related to some of the DOS programs like copy.com and etc. But .exe just doesn't work as an extension for websites as that still exclusively belongs to Windows and MS/PC DOS. But hey! That could change one day. You just never know.
After uninstalling and reinstalling successfully a couple of times, I no longer could pass the logo. However it was recommended for me to try a new profile account on windows 10. And it worked. However I do not want to be switching profile accounts. Any suggestions?
I have used e-Sword for years and love it. After upgrading to v.13.0 I have found the programmer to be endued with more patience than I. It now takes more than 1.5 minutes to start with no indication it is about to appear. I have tried every tip i can find but it is still like God, it changes not. Help!
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You need this to get started. This basic installation includes the King James Bible, King James with Strong's numbers study Bible, Strong's Hebrew and Greek Dictionaries, Smith's Bible Dictionary, Through the Bible Day by Day (F. B. Meyer) commentary, Treasury of Scripture Knowledge cross references, and Morning & Evening (Charles H. Spurgeon) devotional.
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I have been using e-sword for 10-15 years on windows pc, but I am going to move over to Linux Mint Cinnamon with my new computer. Am I going to be able to use e-sword on my Linux computer at all? I have seen that a program called "Wine" will enable Windows programs to work, but e-sword is probably bigger than most Windows apps. Is it feasible to download and/or use e-sword at all in Linux. Please advise asap as I will be buying my new computer very soon. Thanks in advance and God Bless!!!
I use a Debian 9 (Stretch} based Linux; e-sword works quite well with my version, I used PlayOnLinux to install since it was easier to load dependencies. Otherwise, you'll need Wine and Winetricks to load dependencies.
esword v10 to v12 runs on linux using WINE ,I recommend using playonlinux, or crossover and installing it inside a bottle, you can search for "how to install esword on linux" on youtube to know how to do it, anyway Beyond that there are other programs like Xiphos bible study or BibleTime, these I think you can install them from the repositories of your distro, they are similar but they use the modules in the-sword-project format.
Doesn't Linux allow you to get the display on the screen to be made bigger, for example, 125% or larger, so that everything that is projected to the screen will be enlarged? If the resolution of your new monitor can provide for larger than 100 percent, then this may be your solution to your problem, so that everything is projected to the screen monitor as a much bigger picture.
I've had mixed results in the past attempting to run e-Sword on various Linux distros. Often there would be problems with font scaling and clarity, clipboard not working, inability to install modules, and other miscellaneous hiccups.
Unless, of course, they downloaded them from this site and were not using the installer, in which case they will be patiently waiting in their download directory along with the "exe" files. In that case, they will need to move the files to the e-sword directory manually.
"Defenders of the faith are inclined to be bitter until they learn to walk in the light of the Lord. When you have learned to walk in the light of the Lord, bitterness and contention are impossible." --Oswald Chambers, in Biblical Psychology from The Quotable Oswald Chambers.
If one has changed the default resource path from C:\Programs Files (x86)\e-Sword (Win 64 bit) or C:\Program Files\e-Sword (Win 32 bit) to either a another drive/partition, or totally somewhere else on the main HDD/SSD, like I have, e-Sword will pick it up and download it to that location. But, and this is really important: when it comes to the installers, they will still show the default installation path of e-Sword itself, and therefore that has to be changed. Notice the screenshots of what I have done in that regard.
You can host your user files wherever you like, even the cloud. Just copy the files to the new location, then update the "User Files Location" path to the directory that contains all of your user files.
I just downloaded and installed e-Sword Version 13 on a Windows 10 machine and discovered it does not start. When the icon is clicked on nothing happens. Because of a similar problem with version 12.x in the past I copied the entire e-Sword folder before installing the new version and was able to restore version 12.2. Anyone else having similar problems?
I love e-Sword and have used it almost daily for many years and always look forward to the newer versions. But these recent problems have made me cautious, which is why I backed up my previous version before installing version 13. Otherwise I would be without e-Sword until a fix is uploaded.
Just another side comment: When I downloaded the version 13 .exe file in MS Edge it gave out a warning that this file could damage my computer and stopped the download. (I had to manually bypass that.) Also, when I ran the setup file Windows stopped the installation with a similar warning I had to manually bypass. I had the same experience with version 12.x, but never did with previous versions. There seems to be something in the setup file that Windows 10 sees as suspicious. Anyone hear anything from Rick on this?
Renewed installation brought this warning: "Microsoft Defender Smart Screen prevented an unrecognized app from starting. Running this app might put your PC at risk." Did a manual override and installed.
First do a complete uninstall of e-Sword 13 from your PC, then download the installer again if possible using a different browser such as Google Chrome. If do not have a second browser then temporarily turn off your antivirus software, and download the installer again. Once the download is complete turn your antivirus software back on
e-sword-1300-download Please refer to -sword.net/faq.html for answer to the question "I JUST INSTALLED E-SWORD 13 AND IT WILL NOT START!" After the e-sword_1300_setup.exe was downloaded, the security on Windows 10 20H2 reported "e-sword_1300_setup.exe was blocked because it could harm your device. Options were "Delete", "Keep", "Report this file as safe", and "Learn more". On other files of known file type, the options would be "Open", "Always open files of this type", "Show in folder", "Copy download link", "Report this file as unsafe", "Delete file", and "Cancel". > Instructions: Read the instructions, and follow the steps sequentially. Because this is a new file, which has not previously been reported to Microsoft, and is unknown to the latest security downloaded to your PC, my PC gave me a warning: "This app might harm your device". Further details. "Microsoft Defender SmartScreen reported that this app is not commonly downloaded; you should only open files you trust. Name: e-sword_1300_setup.exe Publisher: Unknown." > There are three Options: "Keep anyway", "Report this app as safe", and "Learn more". > Request: Contact Josh Bond and request that he will please advise Rick Meyers how to add information to the setup file, so that the Publisher will not be "Unknown". > Check: The www.e-Sword.net website is secured by www.alphassl.com with a SSL SECURE SITE AlphaSSL Certificate which has valid dates 21/06/2020-27/07/2021. These dates are not in the YYYY-MM-DD format, but you must read and decode the date in the order DD/MM/YYYY. So the problem is not that Rick Meyer's website is not secure. > Check: at the domain www.e-sword.com the Domain Information is registered, Registry Expiration: 2021-12-30 01:51:29 UTC. So there is no problem that Rick Meyer's website is not registered. The problem is that somehow the setup file did not report the name of the company so that Microsoft security could recognize the company name. > Step to perform: Select the "Keep anyway" option. > Request: For us to do, at our convenience: select "Report this app as safe" and report this as safe to Microsoft. > The options now are: "Open", "Show in folder", "Copy download link", "Report this file as unsafe", and "Delete file". > Step to perform: Double left-click on the setup file. PC Security pop-up "Windows Protected your PC. Microsoft Defender SmartScreen prevented an unrecognized app from starting. Running this app might put your PC at risk. More info." > Step to perform: click on "More info" and continue reading. Details supplied: Application: e-sword_1300_setup.exe Publisher: Unknown publisher. Two options "Run anyway", "Don't run". Select the option "Run anyway", and left-click with pointer on the "Run anyway" button. > My PC responded with a User Account Control pop-up warning, with question: "Do you want to allow this app from an unknown publisher to make changes to your device?" e-sword_1300_setup.exe Publisher: Unknown File origin: Hard drive on this computer. Option to "Show more details". Select the option to Show more details: Program location: "C:\Users\user\Downloads\e-sword_1300_setup.exe > Option: Change when these notifications appear. Reference: -BingIA About User Account Control settings. Move the slider to select how much you want User Account Control to protect you from potentially harmful changes. > There are four options. Here is a list of the options, and more information about each option: (1) Always notify; (2) Notify me only when programs try to make changes to my computer; (3) Notify me only when programs try to make changes to my computer (do not dim my desktop); (4) Never notify (Disable UAC). NOTE: I had set my PC to the highest priority. > Option (1). Always notify will: Notify you when programs try to install software or make changes to your computer. Notify you when you make changes to Windows settings. Freeze other tasks until you respond. Note: This option is recommended if you routinely install new software or visit unfamiliar websites. > NOTE: Please read the following options, also, to read about the other options. > Option (2). Notify me only when programs try to make changes to my computer. Notify you when programs try to install software or make changes to your computer. Not notify you when you make changes to Windows settings. Freeze other tasks until you respond. Note: This option is recommended if you routinely install new software or visit unfamiliar websites, but you don't want to be notified when you make changes to Windows settings. > Option (3). Notify me only when programs try to make changes to my computer (do not dim my desktop). Notify you when programs try to install software or make changes to your computer. Not notify you when you make changes to Windows settings. Not freeze other tasks or wait for a response. Note: This option is only recommended if it takes a long time to dim the desktop on your computer. Otherwise, it's recommended to choose one of the options above. > Option (4). Never notify (Disable UAC) will: Not notify you when programs try to install software or make changes to your computer. Not notify you when you make changes to Windows settings. Not freeze other tasks or wait for a response. Note: This option isn't recommended due to security concerns. > If you need additional help, ask the Microsoft community. > NOTE: If you do not respond timeously, this warning will time-out, and you will be returned to the download folder from where you had selected the setup file to run it. > select the YES option. USER ACCOUNT CONTROL: Do you want to allow this app to make changes to your device? UserAccountControlSettings Verified publisher: Microsoft Windows Program location: "C:\Windows\system32\User\AccountControlSettings.exe" app Settings show information about the publisher's certificate. Change when these notifications appear. > Select YES. Check what files we have in the PC to run e-Sword. Look in This PC > Windows C: > C:\Program Files (x86)\e-Sword folder. > Return to the C:\Drive, and close any e-Sword which may be running. Rename the existing file in C:\Program Files (x86)\e-Sword\e-sword.exe by giving the existing filename "e-Sword.exe" another name, for example I changed mine to: "This-is-version-12-2-0-e-Sword.exe" so that if something goes wrong, I would still have the previous version of e-Sword.exe to restore. This was necessary, because otherwise the new file will overwrite the previous file which has exactly the same name. > Return to the download file folder. LOOK IN THE TASK BAR > e-Sword-InstallShield Wizard. License Agreement. Please read the following license agreement carefully. "Readme Information". Please read the following readme information carefully. e-Sword 13.0 Update Notes. New Audio Bibles feature! Listen to the Bible being read to you in dramatic fashion. Play/Pause button is on Bible view's toolbar. Audio is available for KJV, KJV-BRG, ESV, CEV, WEB, NRSV and Spanish PDT Bibles. Audio Bibles are courtesy of Bible.is, a ministry of Faith Comes By Hearing." > There is one option button: "Next". > Move pointer and left-click with the pointer over the "Install" button if everything is okay. > e-Sword - InstallShield Wizard. Destination Folder. Click Next to install to this folder, or click change to install to a different folder. Install e-Sword to: C:\Program Files (x86)\e-Sword. There is a "change" button if you need to browse to another disk-drive and path and folder. Three option buttons "Back", "Next", "Cancel". Select "Next". Move pointer and left-click with the pointer over the "Next" button if everything is okay. > e-Sword Installation Shield Wizard. Ready to Install the Program. The wizard is ready to begin installation. If you want to review or change any of your installation settings click "Back" button. Click "Cancel" button to exit the wizard. Current settings: Setup type: Typical Destination Folder: C:\Program Files (x86)\e-Sword\ User Information: Name: user Company: HP. Three option buttons "Please wait while the Installation Shield Wizard installs e-Sword. This may take several minutes. The registry entries will be updated. Backup files will be removed." > e-Sword - InstallShield Wizard. InstallShield Wizard completed. The InstallShield Wizard has successfully installed e-Sword. Click Finish to exit the wizard. One option button "Finish". > Move pointer and left-click with the pointer over the "Finish" button to close this task. > Open the C:\Program Files (x86)\e-Sword folder Notice that there is a new "e-Sword.exe" and a new "License.pdf" which you need to open and read. Here Rick Meyers gives you permission to run his program e-Sword version 13.0.0 copyright 2021. > Run e-Sword.exe > To test the audio option, select for example, any Bible, and select Book, chapter, and verse, for example Lev 23:1. Then select option "Tools", and select "SermonAudio.com" You need internet access. Select a sermon; listen on your PC. NOTE: In e-Sword option "Help", the first option indicates "e-Sword User's Guide... F1". This means the keyboard shortcut will access the e-Sword User's Guide, when you tap function key "F1". NOTE: If you have printed a copy of the e-Sword User's Manual, annotate your copy, and add the "F1" missing option on page 6. NOTE: Annotate your e-Sword Manual with the note: > e-Sword version 13.0.0 e-Sword-InstallShield Wizard. License Agreement. Please read the following license agreement carefully. "Readme Information". Please read the following readme information carefully. e-Sword 13.0 Update Notes. New Audio Bibles feature! Listen to the Bible being read to you in dramatic fashion. Play/Pause button is on Bible view's toolbar. Audio is available for KJV, KJV-BRG, ESV, CEV, WEB, NRSV and Spanish PDT Bibles. Audio Bibles are courtesy of Bible.is, a ministry of Faith Comes By Hearing. There is one option button: "Next". Move pointer and left-click with the pointer over the "Install" button if everything is okay." > Add any other notes which you have learned, which will help you in future. If you like, you could suggest updates to BIBLESUPPORT.COM by sending a suggestion to Josh Bond of how he could make the e-Sword User's Guide more user friendly. Be as complete as possible with your example, giving all steps, in detail, in logical order, and mentioning on which device you are running e-Sword, the version number of e-Sword, and the name of the update operating system latest update on which your device is running, when you are making the suggestion. HINT: If you have more information about listening to the Bibles read aloud, please share your experience. I can't find this explained in the e-Sword options. Perhaps Rick Meyers left it out?
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