#E sword upgrade#

Quickverse has been bought by Wordsearch so their program will be obsolete very soon. According to their forums there is no communication happening about the status of updates and that makes me very afraid to purchase.

One of which I see in Bible bookstores very frequently (PC Study Bible) has not been updated in at least a couple of years that I know of and has some bugs. As far as paid programs, for Windows, I can think of three other fairly popular programs.

#E sword upgrade#

The next time you upgrade your computer to a new operating system, the program may never be compatible and any notes and such will simply no longer be available. With the free programs, you never know when the person(s) who create it are no longer going to support it for whatever reason. It is intended with Christian love mixed with human thought. I think that right now, competition and demand are vital for the companies involved. We are living in a time of economical uncertainty (at least in my house) and businesses are taking the steps necessary to provide quality products. They are not intended to be degrading towards any company or employees of those companies. Please note: What I am about to type are my thoughts and only thoughts. The other, and probably my biggest, concern is consumer confidence. One reason is as Thomas mentioned, it is nice to have everything in one program and as I have become more and more comfortable/confident with Logos 4 it has slowly become my program of choice. I used to use three or four programs butДЄm now down to Logos and one other competitor. I have asked myself the same question in the past but am slowlyД¬onverting to only using Logos.