Exporting and Printing

Exporting and Printing

Bible Window, Lexicon Window, Commentary Window, Book Window.

By clicking with the right mouse button on the index key number, verse number or text the Bible Window, Lexicon Window, Commentary Window or Book Window drop down box is displayed (depending on which kind of window is current), providing options to select all, and the export options copy, add to printing queue, and save.

Select All

A mouse click here will select all of the text in the chapter displayed in the current window.

Copy

A mouse click here will bring up a sub menu offering to copy to the copy buffer using the current location of the cursor as the starting point.

  • Reference only - The number of the current verse (such as Genesis 1:25).

  • Text of Reference - The text of the current verse.

  • Reference with Text - Both the text of the current verse, and the verse number.

  • Chapter - the entire chapter.

  • Selected Text - Only the selected (highlighted) text.

This text can be copied into any application that can access the linux copy buffer.

Add to Printing Queue

Important

Selecting print here puts your print output in the bibletime print buffer. Inorder to send your job to the printer (lpr) via kprinter, you must select file print on the menubar.

A mouse click here will bring up a submenu with the printing options:

  • reference with text

  • chapter

Selecting these places text into the bibletime print queue, but it will not print yet. When all of the items that you desire to print are copied to the print queue, select the print icon and the print dialog window is displayed. Now you can select to either view or print the text.

Printing from BibleTime is rather basic and is intended as a utility. If you are composing a document or presentation containing text from BibleTime documents, we suggest that you use one of the presentation or editing tools on your system to format your work.

Save

A mouse click here will bring up a submenu with save options:

  • Verse with reference - a file is created in UNIX® formated ASCII text.

  • Chapter as plain text - a file is created in UNIX® formated ASCII text.

  • Chapter as HTML - a file is created formated in HTML.

Once saved this text can be opened and edited by any text or HTML application.

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