I just posted a downloadable file of Jerome's Latin Psalter based on the Hebrew that can be compiled in BibleWorks7. Go to this post in ...

I realize that there are a bunch of Bible software programs out there that don't deal with original language texts (Ellis, iLumina, Quic...

I've commended David Instone-Brewer's Tyndale Tech Emails in the past, and the January 2007 issue has some helpful guides to doing...

It's posted on the BibleWorks Forum , but there is an incredibly thorough and useful Excel spreadsheet anyone can use and download for f...

Over on This Lamp , there is a posting on how Greek but not Hebrew fonts are available for viewing biblical and other texts on the iPhone.

Hosted by Logos but not a Logos software demonstration, BibleTech08 will: explore the intersection of Bible study and technology. This two-...

I've done a bunch of blogging on biblical maps and mapping that are available in digital format on the web or as part of software packa...

This site was linked at the latest Biblical Studies Carnival posted at Biblische Ausbildung . These carnivals are always worth checking to s...

In my previous post , I referred to the SBL Greek and Hebrew fonts . From that link you can download the SBLHebrew, but the Greek is still i...

Like AKMAdam who regularly blogs about it, I'm fascinated with fonts. With Microsoft's release of Vista and the new Office 2007 sui...

Been away and simply catching up on some good sites: Tyndale Tech Emails : David Instone-Brewer at Tyndale House has been providing an extre...

A post over on Tim Bulkeley's SansBlogue focuses on the advantages of Unicode. I want to add a few comments. (BTW, my comments are base...

I described the BibleMap.org site in an earlier posting and noted some of it strengths and limitations. They are indeed busy improving the...

Something I was reading on another site made me think of this... just a bit of humor to lighten up this site. I'm told this is a true st...

As I've searched for visuals to accompany work on biblical presentations, I've scoured the web for various resources. I posted on th...

Experimenting here... Enjoy this photo carousel that is a mashup using Microsoft's new Silverlight development tool on their Popfly site...

In light of a response to a previous post , I thought it would be interesting to see how people are dealing with the matter of the spoken wo...

Alerted by a posting on Deinde , I see that Accordance has updated and released some new resources (including the DSS Bible in English ).

I've long admired the work that Tim Bulkeley has done on the web, especially his pioneering Amos Hypertext Bible Commentary that serves...

From my first poll, I can see now that I can be a bit more specific. I'm also trying to figure out which free polling service works best...