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Tabula has the ability to retrieve up to 5 different versions of a biblical passage in parallel columns and insert them directly into a file. This is done through Orbis. Before retrieving parallel texts, you must create a textbase for each biblical text that you plan to use. See Indexing Biblical Texts.
To retrieve the texts:
| 1 | Open Orbis (click Tools, Orbis or click the Orbis button on the main Nota Bene screen) |
| 2 | Open a biblical textbase (select the textbase from the drop list at the top left of the Orbis screen or see Open Textbase for further instructions). |
| 3 | Click Discover, Search/Retrieve Parallel texts. |
| 4 | In the Parallel Text Display dialog, make the following selections: |
| • | In the top section, you can set the range within one book or multiple books, or check Entire Book. |
| • | In next section down, you can select whether or not you want the reference for the chapter/verse put in, and if you click Edit, you will get another dialog that will let you decide how you want the output formatted. |
| • | The next section down, you can select which texts to include in the columns and whether or not to have borders around them. If a text has multiple versions of a certain passage, the Options button will become available for you to select which version to use. |
| • | The bottom section of the dialog lets you select whether to send the results to a new file, to the current cursor position in the open file, or to the end of the open file. |
| 5 | Once you have the settings as you want them, click OK. |
See also:
Retrieve Biblical Texts
Tabula Overview
Biblical Texts Overview
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