In a post awhile back, I mentioned something called the Active Bible Reference visual filter.
This is one of those things best seen. So I made a video to show how it works. Check it out.
- Video: Flash, 4:15, 4MB, with sound.
Active Bible Reference Visual Filter
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Thanks, Rick. Do More!!!
Cool feature. I found that the Color Box is the best for emphasis.
blessings,
Great help!! Thanks
What size screen and resolution are you using? Those greek fonts look remarkably sharp and clean!
[NB: Ben, my screen is a 15" Dell flat panel set at 1280x1024 pixels. I think the texts are at 125% of normal view. The Greek font is actually an in-development font (the "SBL Greek" font) that is not ready for public release yet. -- Rick]