If I bought this book which is in Korean, would I be able to translate it into English once I downloaded it? Yes, I do NOT have this book.
Would I lose any kind of formatting?
청교도에게 배우는 경건 | Logos Bible Software
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I should also mention, that his book, The Practice of Piety, which is the one in Korean (above) is listed in the Factbook, but I can't locate it on the Logos website.
I haven't tried it with Korean books, but with Chinese books, I can translate the text into any language. Formatting is not maintained, just the text is translated.
Well, that's better than nothing. Thanks.
If I bought this book which is in Korean, would I be able to translate it into English once I downloaded it?
This is not the same book as the one you mentioned but it is a Korean language book
Thanks, Graham! So it does work then. I wonder how the translation will work with that really old English language. I have a hard copy put out by Soli Deo Gloria Publications The Practice of Piety (Bayly) - Reformation Heritage Books . If anyone has yet to read this Classic, you're missing out.
Thanks, again.
So it does work then.
That's interest translation of the Book. I can't seem to find that reference in the original writing. Any chance of giving some more information where that might be found? Or, is the Logos translation NOT from any English updated version of Bayly's book, but a FL's Ai translation of it? Does that make sense??
btw, thanks.
but a FL's Ai translation of it?
From the bottom of the translation pane
HJ.
I thought you might find this interesting.
Fore the full article I've included its link.
Practice of Piety Translated: The Dynamics of the International Circulation of a Devotional Book | Church History | Cambridge Core
but a FL's Ai translation of it? From the bottom of the translation pane
Ok, thanks. That helps a lot. Maybe I'll translate it myself. I was thinking of doing that with notes and references in the back. Thought of adding a Question and Answer section as well. However, it might sound too Canadian with an odd 'eh' and 'getter done.' [;)]
Thanks again.
