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Very neat
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RE: Very neat
Good program, but still lacks more serious tools.
Otherwise, yes, MyBible is very nice. And the "bundles" are definitely the way to go.
It might not be the "mythical color HandEra", but I'm liking my TX anyway.
RE: Good program, but still lacks more serious tools.
Three cheers for MyBible
1. Small footprint--it's amazing how small the files are for such a large document (this was a very important issue a few years back as a Palm Vx user--not so important today)
2. Bible choices--MyBible offers modern versions: NIV, ESV, RSV and the Message, among others. While some of those free Bible programs are great, offering only the King James Version and revisions or paraphrases of the same is not very usefull
3. Interface--MyBible is quick and easy to use
I do wish it had more features, but now that I'm using the Treo 650 as my main PDA, I find I really don't have space for more features. I've purchased dictionaries and commentaries, but I don't have the real estate to use them. I suppose it is different for TX users.
Over the yeasrs, I've used BibleThumper, Bible+ and a few others, but MyBible has always been my main program, namely for having a great selection of modern translations.
RE: Three cheers for MyBible
Very nice. I've completely stopped carrying my paper bible around.
The availability of the NIV translation was what got me to buy, but now that I have MyBible, I find that its navigation features are also superior.
Jon Acheson
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