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Hello Should not the Related Product be first in the same language? For example a German Bible, has Bibles as Related Products which are in another language. Instead of other Bibles in German. It is even more strange as no other German Bibles is mentioned. Same for the Commentaries. I picked the single volume. $

Hello everyone, I've got a number of questions for you: 1. Are there absolutely no differences in features between the paid versions besides the size of the library that comes with it? If so, this really ought to be advertised front and center as a major selling point for people on a budget. It's certainly the biggest reason I'm leaning towards Accordance over a certain other piece of software. 2. I've heard conflicting reports on how well Accordance presents itself as an e-reader, what are your opinions on it? 3. How committed is OakTree to increasing the number of available modules in the store? How seriously do they take user suggestions for additions to the store? 4. How hard is it to look up words in the original languages for Bibles without Strongs tags in Accordance? 5. Are there any modules on the cheaper side that you guys would strongly suggest? I see that the Matthew Henry condensed commentary is free, are there other free modules in the store? Lastly, a suggestion: there are a number of resources modules in the Accordance store which are only available in packages. This combined with the somewhat limited library options makes it notably more difficult to find what I want within my budget. Seeing as budgetary reasons are the biggest reason I and a number of others will likely choose Accordance over Logos it might be a smart idea to try and separate those out.

If I downloaded Accordance 10 through the Mac App Store, will I be able to update to Accordance 11 through the Accordance website, or do I have to wait till it comes out on the Mac App Store?