#Quickverse bible translations full#

When you’ve chosen the book to read, just tap the title to open it in the “View” tab. A small card icon to the right of the book title lets you know which ones are are a memory card considering the size of each book it would be a good idea to put all of them on a memory card in order to free up space on your organizer. A popup menu is available for individual books, tap and hold on a particular title to get more detailed information, delete it, or move it to/from and expansion memory card. Tap on the black arrow to the left of each category to expand it. That makes it easy to find things if you’ve purchased a wide variety of titles. Within each group, the books are arranged in alphabetical order. I like the way they’re organized into groups, such as Bibles, commentaries, devotionals, dictionaries, novels, overviews, topical Bibles, and QuickVerse help. The “Book” tab is where you can see all the books in your QuickVerse library. I’ll go through each of the tabs in turn so you can understand just how powerful QuickVerse PDA 2005 really is. From left to right, the tabs are Book, TOC (Table of Contents), View, Find, Marker, and DRP (Daily Reading Plan). It’s a simple change, but it really ties all of the modules together and makes things easier to find and use.

#Quickverse bible translations full#

The first thing I noticed (aside from the new 320×480 full screen support!) was the new tabbed interface.

2005 brings a lot of changes for QuickVerse, and all for the better.