[Ed Hansberry]

Originally Posted by T-Will

Do you know something we don't know?

Well, I know that just because you ask Developer X for an update and at the very moment one is not available for download does not equate to Developer X isn't doing anything.

I'll be one of the first to stand up and say that the PocketBible program itself is very long in the tooth and is inadequate to the task of managing large quantities of books. One or two translations and a commentary, dictionary, sure. Multiple translations, dozens of commentaries, a few dictionaries, several Hebrew/Greek dictionaries... no way. Way too cumbersome.

That said, their content is, IMHO, second to none.

[Ed Hansberry]

Originally Posted by T-Will

Do you know something we don't know?

Well, I know that just because you ask Developer X for an update and at the very moment one is not available for download does not equate to Developer X isn't doing anything.

I'll be one of the first to stand up and say that the PocketBible program itself is very long in the tooth and is inadequate to the task of managing large quantities of books. One or two translations and a commentary, dictionary, sure. Multiple translations, dozens of commentaries, a few dictionaries, several Hebrew/Greek dictionaries... no way. Way too cumbersome.

That said, their content is, IMHO, second to none.

[GadgetMan]

Originally Posted by Ed Hansberry

Absence of evidence of development is not equal to evidence of absence of development. :-)

We are talking almost SIX year, Ed. Laridian keeps absolute record in keeping their customers waiting for a new major version (I do not count minor bug fixes they released over time).

I have heard them talking about new version coming soon. That was over a year ago. Therefore, I am sure you will understand that I cannot share in your positive outlook. I will believe in the new version when I see it!

Cheers,