BibleReader and UPad: Nice Combo for Taking Sermon Notes
I‘ve been using Olive Tree’s BibleReader Software for a few years now. I really enjoy BibleReader’s ability to organize and tag user typed notes for easy retrieval – as well…
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I‘ve been using Olive Tree’s BibleReader Software for a few years now. I really enjoy BibleReader’s ability to organize and tag user typed notes for easy retrieval – as well…
In our previous article, we discussed BibleReader’s Highlight annotation type. Here we are ready to discuss a second annotation type – Notes. Taking a meaningful note is one way to…
This is the first of a three-part series of articles discussing annotations in Olive Tree’s BibleReader software. As of this article, BibleReader is currently at version 5.0. If you are…
In an effort to promote some outstanding mobile Bible software, I would love to post a whole series of videos that demonstrate capabilities of Olive Tree’s BibleReader app. This is…
One of the biggest complaints from long-time users of Olive Tree’s software update, Project Glacier, comes from not being able to find that ever-so-handy verse chooser! May I be very quick…
“Project Glacier” is the given code-name for the upcoming release of Olive Tree’s free Bible Reader software. Beta-testers (or in this case, an alpha-testers), have the unique privileged of being…
Olive Tree’s Bible Reader software for the iPhone can be highly customized to obtain many different looks. David Trotz has agreed to allow users to submit their favorite color schemes…
The following stats are the results of comparing the amount of text displayed when Olive Tree’s Bible Reader software is running in “full screen” display mode, vs the display mode when…
Olive Tree developers have been very busy lately with enhancements to the iPhone version of their Bible Reading Software. David Trotz has been doing an outstanding job in leading this team…
Although I prefer scrolling as the method of choice with e-reading devices, I’m forcing myself to re-evaluate this decision. Seems the swiping page by page method is popular with e-Readers…