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Lightfoot, John - Commentary of the New Testament from the Talmud and Hebraica -9.x
Submitted by BobbyV on Sat, 06/13/2009 - 00:57
**This module is ONLY compatible with Ver. 9.x and above**
**This module is ONLY compatible with Ver. 9.x and above**
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1.33MB Compressed -- 9.13MB Uncompressed
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Thu, 07/22/2010 - 06:53
#2
Re: Lightfoot, John - Commentary of the New Testament from ...
Hi Bill
I'm not Bobby V
But I have looked inside this module and the only place there is info is in the Gospels B.C.and V.
this is not a glitch and reinstalling will not help
where entries should be blank or missing there is text stating there is no entry which in fact become an entry and we get the blue I on evrey Book, chapter and Verse
to fix the issue the entries must be deleted
this can be done with a sglite browser with editor finding one with find and replace would be quicker then manually editing the module
DSaw
Thu, 07/22/2010 - 12:10
#3
Re: Lightfoot, John - Commentary of the New Testament from ...
Hi Bill,
Thanks for the question. David is correct, this can be corrected as he stated. I'll see what can be done for a fix.
Thanks to you also David your a blessing.
BobbyV
Thu, 07/22/2010 - 22:46
#4
Re: Lightfoot, John - Commentary of the New Testament from ...
Thanx Guys,
It's nice to be able to reconnect. Much appreciation to both of you!!
Bill
Fri, 07/23/2010 - 11:34
#5
Re: Lightfoot, John - Commentary of the New Testament from ...
This resource has been modified by the removal of the questionable records. One person is testing it. If there is anyone else that would be interested in reviewing this module for problems before it is re-posted drop me a note via the Contact Us link.
BobbyV
Hey there BobbyV,
I downloaded this commentary last year, and the little icon indicating there's a comment is always on but there's no comment. Is this a glitch, or should I reinstall?
Any idears?
Thanx,
Bill
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