--On Wednesday, October 21, 2009 07:21:40 AM -0700 James Mckenzie
<jjmckenzie51@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thank you Mr. McKenzie.
The e-Sword version is 9.51
I will have to get this version as I am the maintainer for the Applications
Database. Please post your testing results there so that I can update the
entry. I have been working on a particular function within one of the dlls
that is required by e-Sword to display text. Unfortunately, my job and one
of my hobbies, bicycle riding, forced me to stop work on this for almost a
year. I am quickly catching up to the most current version of Wine
development to get this function incorporated into Wine.
I have not been able to use map graphics with most versions of e-Sword,
could you try this as well.
First, I have succeeded in getting e-Sword to run under Wine. To do so I copied
mfc42.dll from Windows Vista (C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\MFC42.DLL) to
~/.wine/device_c/windows/system32/mfc42.dll and found that was all that was
needed to get it to run. Is anything being done to create a native Wine version
of mfc42.dll?
As you state, the graphics portions (e.g. abs, classic, and timelines) of
e-Sword do not work. I get empty e-Sword Graphics Viewer panels. I will have to
run from a terminal session to see if there are any error or warning messages
displayed by Wine during execution of e-Sword. I'll try to get around to that
in the next day or three.
I have downloaded and installed these nine modules from e-Sword:
setup951.exe metre.exe creeds.exe abs.exe timelines.exe
classic.exe jps.exe litv.exe esv.exe
The various Bible translations (e.g. kjv, esv, jps, litv) appear to be working
flawlessly.
--
Jim
