[xiphos-users] Pericope

[oldschoolcowboy]

here is her email;

I think this is the code…. let me know if it does or doesn’t work. 8064xdok7473VGUe I’m shutting down the store as it’s being constantly hacked. I think I’ll just post this code and give the sword version away.

i could not find at first but that is what she said.

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On Friday, May 23rd, 2025 at 06:47, Karl Kleinpaste <karl at kleinpaste.org> wrote:

> On Thu, May 22, 2025 at 3:54 PM oldschoolcowboy <oldschoolcowboy at protonmail.com> wrote:
>
>> The woman who controlled the code for NET full, gave it to me and said they were not charging for it anymore. I forget exactly what she said. I have to find the email; I told her I would pay for it. She gave to me. I still offered to pay for it. She never responded again.
>
> So, to clarify... Is this "not charging for it any more" for First (2006) or Second (2017) Edition?
>
> The reason I ask is that I have had a set of NET First Edition modules (NET + NETnote + NETmaps, even NETconcordance) for many years that I produced from the original NET CD that was distributed when buying NET First Edition print Bibles. It was just part of the package, the CD was tucked inside the front cover, containing lots of additional material beyond just the NET content itself. They no longer provide such a CD with Second Edition. I have never made my First Ed. modules generally available because it didn't seem proper. If they have decided to let go of this, I might put mine out for availability. My modules are far more featureful -- esp. hot-linkage to xrefs, even including external refs like Josephus -- than the rather bland First Ed. modules available from bible.org. I have them all because at the time ['07] I purchased both a print NET that included the NET CD as well as the Sword modules to get the key.
>
> I wish NET Second Ed. content was available, the way they used to do with First. If you've got it, I'm interested in getting it.
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