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Hi all<br>
<br>
Last year in May, I developed a little GUI converter program to
convert DTX format to OSIS and then to SwordModule <br>
, which has been placed on the public domain. I made it for OpenLP
first in OSIS format but it's good for PocketSword (and probably
other SwordProject Apps) after running OSIS2MOD so here you are:<br>
<br>
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://openlp.4j4u.net/jbible2osis/">http://openlp.4j4u.net/jbible2osis/</a> (in Japanese)<br>
Direct download link: <a
href="http://openlp.4j4u.net/jbible2osis_download/setup.exe">http://openlp.4j4u.net/jbible2osis_download/setup.exe
</a>(requires windows xp or above)<br>
<br>
DTX is probably a local format used only in Japanese Bible study
softwares like "JBible" and "Seino no Tatujin".<br>
It's a very simple format with each line of "bbcccvvv \t CONTENT" <br>
(bb as book id, ccc as chapter, vvv as verse no. ex. 01001001 as
Genesis 1:1) <br>
<br>
So far, it works for the following translations:<br>
- Shinkaiyaku (New Revised Japanese?) 4th edition<br>
- Kougoyaku (Colloquial Japanese) 4th edition<br>
<br>
It probably works for other editions too but never tested due to
lack of data.<br>
For Shin kyodoyaku, I couldn't get it work b/c it's too inconsistent
with verse orders.<br>
<br>
I would love to work on more Japanese translations which are
available in DTX if you have them on you to test on your own and
tell me the problems if occurs.<br>
<br>
I also checked their terms of conditions for usage of the data in
their softwares, and found it's ok to convert the data for personal
use. (as long as they buy their softwares)<br>
<br>
First I thought it was too local to be mentioned here first but it
might be better to be annnounced here for its existence. <br>
<br>
Blessings to all.<br>
<br>
Kunio Nakamaru<br>
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