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BibleWorks Software Information Meeting at SEBTS

Posted by on Jan 20, 2011 in personal | 7 comments

There will be an informational meeting concerning BibleWorks software on the campus of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary on Monday, February 7, 2011 from 9:00-10:30 a.m. The meeting will be held in Patterson Hall room 119. Everyone is invited to attend.

You can find the announcement here on the SEBTS website.

You can find more information about BibleWorks on their website here.

I’m currently using BibleWorks 7. I usually upgrade every other release, and since they are currently on BibleWorks 8, I hope to upgrade on the next release.

However, I recently started using a Mac, and BibleWorks is only available on Windows based systems. So, soon, I will need to decided if I’m going to change to a Mac based software, or run BibleWorks in a Windows partition or a virtual machine on the Mac.

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  1. 1-20-2011

    Or you can just install WINE and run the Bibleworks in a MAC environment…

  2. 1-20-2011

    Alan,

    I currently run BibleWorks under VMWare Fusion. I also run Accordance natively under OS X. If you like BibleWorks, you would love Accordance.

    My $.02
    James

  3. 1-20-2011

    James #1,

    Thanks. I had not heard of WINE. I’m looking into it now.

    James #2,

    I have been trying to decide between VMWare Fusion and Parallels. Why did you choose Fusion?

    -Alan

  4. 1-20-2011

    Alan, I actually found a clever tutorial that was so simple. I AM NOT a MAC user and I was able to create the application setup so simply…

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msYNfqvv-uw

    This is the vid i used

  5. 1-20-2011

    James,

    Thanks! I’ll check out the video.

    -Alan

  6. 1-21-2011

    Alan,

    Largely because I’ve used WMWare on Linux for years (almost 10! Yikes!) and liked it. There are a few “gotchas,” but each version gets rid of more and more of them. I run Windows XP on a separate desktop (#2) and run it full screen. The other 3 desktops are OS X. I tried running it as a window, but I found that I was continually using the wrong combination of keys; a separate desktop helps my mind stay in the correct category 🙂

    HTH,
    James

  7. 1-23-2011

    James,

    Thanks for the info!

    -Alan