As promised in the General forum I tried to attach a Reed/Kellog stick diagram of Jude's letter in Greek. Instead I got this message:
File Type Not Valid
Any ideas?
Terry Cook
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Did you try zipping it first?
No, I didn't. Back in the old days with newsgroups I just attached the LDLS file. I have however, zipped it and attached as per your suggestion.
Terry
1817._Jude.zip
thank you
Terry,
I was unable to open the zipped file you provided. I am using Winzip and it says theat it is an Invalid Archive Directory.
Michael
Terry, I was unable to open the zipped file you provided. I am using Winzip and it says theat it is an Invalid Archive Directory. Michael
I was able to unzip it just fine using the native unzip capabilities of Vista. Just downloaded it to my hard disk (right-click, Save As) then double clicked on it, then Extract all files. Maybe it was zipped into a newer version of the zip file format than your verison of Winzip can handle? Do you have the latest version? If so and it's still not working, and you've got XP (which might not have had unzipping built in), try PKUnzip.
I, too could unzip it in Windows 7 Explorer.
Very nice, Terry. Quite a good piece of work. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Rosie and Mark,
Thank you for your confirmation that the file was ok. I was using the latest version of Winzip and it opened other zipped files without a problem but not Terry's. I uninstaller Winzip after reading your posts and tried to open Terry's file with Windows 7 Explorer and it wouldn't open (Possible Winzip broke this capability when it was installed). There was no icon associated with the file and an attempt to open it took me to a webpage listing Winzip and several other programs but would not attempt to open it using the built in function.
Problem solved! Prolem seems to be the browser I was using at the time of the download. Originally I was using Google's Chrome browser. When I download the file from there it would not open with Windows Edxplorer or Winzip. If I downloaded the file using Internet Explorer, the file opened fine with both Winzip and Internet Explorer. I've done this twice now with the same results.
Terry, that's a superb effort and very accomplished result. Really helpful. Thank you muchly for sharing with the Logos Community. Will be spending more time in Jude for a while to get the full benefit of your "opus"! *smile* Yours in Christ, ........... Mel
Could be the time of day :-), but I can't seem to fine the attachment.
Look at Terry's second post. click on 1817._Jude.zip
Thanks, I found it :-) I downloaded and unzipped it. WHere do I put it and how would I look at it. Does L4 do diagrams?
I see it is a libronix file. But to reiterate my last question - does L4 do diagrams?
Under L3 it goes under C:\Users\...\Documents\Libronix DLS\SentenceDiagrams. I cannot speak to L4. The missing elements are why I have not yet upgraded.
does L4 do diagrams?
Not yet.
However, Logos just asked for examples of diagram to be emailed to them. This implies that there will be importing and sentence diagrams in 4.0e.
Kevin wrote: "Logos just asked for examples of diagram to be emailed to them." I haven't seen that anywhere Kevin, can you point me in the right direction?
It was in the Beta forum
http://community.logos.com/forums/t/18661.aspx
