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BIBLE
- Old Testament, Software Package,
Arabic, English, French and German languages
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Software developed with Microsoft Access XP
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Read
& Search - BIBLE
Software Package -
Arabic, English,
French and
German
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Display &
Read the Old Testament Bible texts - Verse by Verse,
Arabic, English,
French and
German texts -
5 examples
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Display &
Read the Old
Testament Bible texts - Chapter/Verse by Chapter,
Arabic, English,
French and
German texts
-4 examples
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locate particular book,
book title or chapter or verse corresponding to the specific address
- book, book title, chapter or verse
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Search by word -
locate all Bible verses that contain the particular
word to search, Arabic and English Search word
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Enlarge Pictures
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Print any Book , Chapter or
list of Verses
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To Run The
Bible Package ...
- Requires Microsoft
Access Xp - ( Office XP).
- Remove the read-only attribute
of the folder 'Bible _Ar_En _Fr_Gr_Old Package'
- Click the 'Bible
Ar_En_Fr_Gr_Old Testament.mdb'. The Bible software automatically start when this file open
Note:
the main form of this package - 'MainForm'.
Read &
Search ....
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Technical
Note:
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1. |
Objects library declaring - set
a reference to that application by using the
References dialog box.
Click References on the Tools menu in the
Visual Basic Editor
List of available Reference declaring
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Change the default
language setting - to activate Arabic language
You can
change your default settings in Microsoft Office to
have them match the default settings of a different
language.
- In Microsoft Windows XP, on the
Windows Start menu, point to
All Programs, point to
Microsoft Office, point to
Microsoft Office Tools, and then
click Microsoft Office 2003 Language
Settings.
In Windows
2000, on the Windows Start menu,
point to Programs, point to
Microsoft Office Tools, and then
click
Microsoft Office 2003 Language Settings
- Click the Enabled
Languages tab.
- In Windows XP, in the
Choose the language that defines
default behavior in Microsoft Office applications
box, select the language you want, and then click
OK.
In
Windows 2000, in the Default version
of Microsoft Office box, select the language
you want, and then click OK.
- A message appears describing
the effects of the change. To continue, click
Continue and lose customizations
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