[sword-devel] Re: Greeting from WBS

[Troy A. Griffitts]

Kenneth,
	We'll look at the CUV Bible's.  I'll send your note of encouragment and 
bug report on to our developer list.  Have you seen our OSIS Web tool 
that works now with your NCV?  Here's a direct link to a parallel view, 
but there are many other study features in there, including searching. 
It's not public yet, and still under development, but works pretty good 
so far:

http://www.crosswire.org/sword/biblenew/parallelstudy.jsp?add=ChiNCVs&add=WEB

	I Praise God for all the great work your organization has done!
		In Him,
			-Troy.



kkjung@wwbibleusa.org wrote:
> Dear Troy,
> 
> How was your summer? We went to Asis to launch the Bilingual Chinese-English
> Parallel Bible in Aug. Dr Paul House from Crossway Bible Society joint us
> for the tour. We held seminars at Singapore Bible College, Malaysia Bible
> Seminary, Hong Kong, Taipei, Southern Taiwan. Praise the Lord for the opportunities
> to bring the benefits of the NCV-ESV Bibles to the Christian communities.
> A lot of pastors were impressed by the features on the CD developed by CrossWire.
> The parallel display of multiple version help them a lot on comparing verses.
> Thank you very much for the excellent work. I am back to the state in late
> August. I am working on the budget and planning for 2004.
> 
> I just received an email from a user who noticed the Book of Jude and Chapter
> 1 of Deuteronomy for CUVt and CUVs have scrambled code. Would you please
> check it out? Is there a way that is feasible for the current users to update
> or fix this issue? I am sorry that I did not a good job on the testing.
> 
> CCIM is currently helping us to setup the online search for the NCV text.
> We expect the feature will be available to the public within days. We are
> very thankful to our Lord for putting brothers and sisters with technical
> skills in our ministry.
> 
> In Christ,
> Kenneth
>