Mobile Ministry Magazine

The Laridian Blog has broken into a rather neat discussion about the using the Bible Maps feature of their Pocket Bible 3 software for Windows and Windows Mobile/Pocket PC as part of an effective reading of the Word. Here's a sniippet of the discussion:

Each map is filled with names of places for which you can read more information. Just tap the name of any location on the map and an article will appear. If you do not currently have the Bible Maps – Articles book open and your preferred dictionary is something other than Bible Maps – Articles then the system will first look in your preferred dictionary for the information and open the appropriate article. If you want it to only look in the Bible Maps – Articles book then you need to either:

- Change your preferred dictionary to Bible Maps – Articles OR:

- Close your preferred dictionary and open the Bible Maps – Articles so that both the maps and the articles are on the same screen. By doing one or the other then it will default to opening the article within Bible Maps – Articles.

Read the rest of this insightful entry, and join the discussion at the Laridian Blog. For more information visit the Bible Maps page at the Laridian website.

Personally, I'd love to be using features such as commentaries, references, and maps more, but I have found that the interface on my IT hasn't yet been optimized for these resources.

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