Some formats put the files into a multi-level list. From there you
can go to any level, but files are only at the bottom levels. You
can get many files without logging in, but you can get files under a
"Tagged" level only if you're logged in. Learn about Bible tagging
under the Help option at the POS
Tags page.
If you're logged in you'll also have a link to Your Own area
which lists any custom Bible files you've created. See the Generate page under the tools menu
to learn how to create custom Bible files. If you haven't created
any Bible files then the each link under Your Own area will give a
"Not Found" error message.
- PDF
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Portable Document Format
PDF files are designed for printing, but can also be viewed
in your web browser or in a stand-alone PDF viewer app. They
come in several page and font sizes.
- TXT
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Plain Text
TXT files are the source files from which other the file
formats were generated. They can be viewed in your web browser
and they can be downloaded or copied and pasted into new files
that you create.
- SLA
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Scribus Layout
Scribus is the backend software that generates PDFs from text
file sources, and it's available to install on your computer as
a stand-alone app. If you're up for the challenge of desktop
publishing and you want to customize a Bible beyond what's
available in BibleStudy.tools, install Scribus and use it to
open the Bible's SLA file.
Scribus is not associated with BibleStudy.tools. Get it at
their download page.
- DB
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SQLite
DB files present the Bible as an SQL database. They can be viewed
only in some form of the SQLite database engine.