Additional information about working with the pre-defined Accordance Services is provided below. We suggest that you familiarize yourself with each of these Services before trying to customize a Service or creating your own.
Notes Accordance must be open in the background in order to use the Accordance Services; if Accordance is not already open the Service opens it as part of its process. To locate specific verses, the selection must be for a valid Scripture reference as for standard Accordance Verse searches. |
This Service simply inserts a the full text of a selected verse reference into your document. The default (top) Text module Any Bible text, or other single tool that can be read in Accordance, including reference texts and articles; may also be referred to as content or resource is used.
After selecting this Service, the Get Text From Accordance dialog box appears. You can then choose the Text module and format for the verses that will be inserted.
This Service also works on a valid verse reference selection. However, the verses are displayed using the default Text in a new Search tab The core tab used to search Bible texts, it consists of a search entry area and a search results area (defined in the Search Tabs area of the Preferences dialog box).
This Service works with a word or phrase selection suitable for a Word search in the default Text. It is particularly useful when reading a document (such as an ebook, PDF, or web page) and you want to find all occurrences of a word such as "stones" in the default Text.
A new Search tab opens, if necessary, and the search is performed for the word "stones," using the default Text.
This Service is similar to Acc - Search for Words, except that it opens the View Text in Accordance dialog box, for choosing from a wide range of search options. In addition, you can choose to simply read a Text, search a Text or Tool module, or open a saved Workspace.
Hint You can also keep your hands on the keyboard and make select these items by pressing Cmd+T, Cmd+M, or Cmd+W. respectively. |
Note The "short name" of a module is the label that appears on the Text pop-up menu (to the left of the Search Entry box) on a Search tab. Examples of short names include Louw & Nida, TWOT, HCSB Bullets, etc. |
Note The items in the View Text in Accordance dialog box correspond to the URI Universal Resource Identifiers; the same as a URL, except the link goes to an application on your computer instead of a website protocol for performing searches in Accordance using URI links. |
Some illustrations may differ slightly from your version; functionality remains the same.
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