From the menu bar, click on Edit or Search,ĥ. make sure that the cursor is in the Home position,ģ. Yet if the brackets still annoy you try this:Ģ. This does not affect my doctrine concerning The Plenary Verbal Inspiration of Scripture. I feel that I have the same authority as the editors as to how I handle the added words. As an experiment try ignoring those words the next time you read The AU and feel how the meaning may change. So, you should then retain the bracketed words. Also, for the Passage toolbar, if you all have Strong's and the footnote button activated those will be pasted over as well. This has been a function in OLB for years. So, technically, those words were not nor eve r were in the originals. Those added words were then placed in to the text as ITALICIZED words, so, when the clipboard function is used the ITALICIZED words are pasted in as and with the brackets. What happened is that the translators/editors took the liberty and latitude that when a verse or passage did not make sense to them they added words in to the text that they thought would or should clarify the intent and/or meaning of the original language of the authors: the prophets, priests, disciples, etc. This would imply to me that you may not be familiar with or aware of the history connected to the KJV (AU) version, and once I opened OLB and brought the passage up in the KJV (AU) it confirmed my initial suspicion.
Oh, ok, for the long story, now we are getting somewhere, great, so you are using the KJV (AU) version. Quote from David Alan Jones Ridge on September 13, 2019, 12:11 pm When you right click then click on Copy To Clipboard the text "copied" should automatically be pasted and appear into the editor that is open. Usually, in/for OLB if you have any of the Microsoft text editors open: Word, WordPad, NotePad, etc. In the meantime, a guess that I would have is if you have Strong's or Footnotes active for the Passage Window Toolbar, the brackets are a part of the text in the Passage Window. But could you all paste into forum a sample of what you are attempting? UH, excuse me, your question is incomplete. Quote from David Alan Jones Ridge on September 12, 2019, 9:43 am
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