Thanks to some clever CSS and Javascript from Jim Coates, iPocketBible is now sporting a new user interface. While we’re still very fond of the fixed tool bar at the bottom of the screen and using two fingers to scroll, the new mode offers more screen real estate for text (about 35% more text area) and the more familiar “flick” gesture to scroll the text.

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Let me start this posting with the instruction that I try to mention everytime I talk about iPocketBible:

Use Two Fingers to Scroll

Having dispensed with that, I’ve got information about a couple recent updates to iPocketBible and some iPocketBible-related news.

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Please note the date on this post. Read our more recent posts on the iPhone for more up-to-date information.

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PocketBible for Windows has been updated to version 1.003. This is a free update for registered PocketBible for Windows users.

For information on the corrections that have been made, click here to visit the PocketBible Revision History page. (more…)

I get several emails every month from people running QuickVerse 4 and needing help to install it on a new machine, or to install some add-on product. Or they want to know where to find a particular QuickVerse 4 Bible, CD, or other related program.

I’ve made a decision tonight to just be done with that topic. Laridian has its own Bible software for Windows now, so there’s no need for anyone to keep using QuickVerse. If Findex wants to support their product, they can do it. I’m not going to do it anymore.
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