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  1. pder3571
    Should not the King James Version with Strong's have cross reference superscripts like my NASB does? And yet, when I set the preferences in Edit or the individual KJV window not to the Hide superscripts, I am seeing no cross references, like am seeing in the NASB. What seems to be the problem? Can someone please help? Thanks.
  2. grb
    Hi, I am running Accordance on OS 10.13.4. My Accordance version (now) is 12.2.6. I have two questions that have arisen since my upgrade to version 12: 1) I had a bunch of workspaces (created in a prior version of Accordance) that contained panes with KJV. In the upgraded version, when I reload those pages, I get the message that I don't have KJV installed. Ummmm???? 2) So, related to the above question, when I add a pane with "KJV with Strongs", the font is unlike the other panes. How do I change the font in this pane to match that of the other panes (so that scrolling is more "natural"). You'll see in the attachment the difference. Thanks, Gary
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