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Informations Creator Message teddyrux Warning This installer is a beta script. It means that it might not work as expected Install this program Informations Platforms: Downloads: 17870 Wine: 6.0 Feedbacks 2 0 Description e-Sword is free bible study software. It works with POL with no additional configuration. Source code #!/usr/bin/env playonlinux-bash# Date : (2019-05-10 22-16)# Last revision : (2019-05-10 22-16)# Wine version used : see below# Distribution used to test : Ubuntu 18.04 x64# Script licence : GPL3# Program licence : Retail## Playonlinux version used : 4.3.4## Software version used of the software to write this script: v11.2.2 (2019)[ "$PLAYONLINUX" ] && exit 0source "$PLAYONLINUX/lib/sources" TITLE="E-Sword"PREFIX="e-sword"WORKING_WINE_VERSION="6.0"AUTHOR="Dadu042"EDITOR=""GAME_URL=" Set_OS "win7" POL_SetupWindow_InitPOL_Debug_Init POL_SetupWindow_presentation "$TITLE" "$EDITOR" "$GAME_URL" "$AUTHOR" "$PREFIX" POL_Wine_SelectPrefix "$PREFIX"POL_System_SetArch "x86"POL_Wine_PrefixCreate "$WORKING_WINE_VERSION"POL_System_TmpCreate "$TITLE"################ Go ################ POL_SetupWindow_InstallMethod "LOCAL" if [ "$INSTALL_METHOD" == "LOCAL" ]; then cd "$HOME" POL_SetupWindow_browse "$(eval_gettext 'Please select the setup file to run')" "$TITLE" SETUP_EXE="$APP_ANSWER" POL_Wine start /unix "$SETUP_EXE" POL_Wine_WaitExit "$TITLE" cd "$POL_System_TmpDir"fi POL_Shortcut "e-sword.exe" "$TITLE" "" POL_Shortcut_Document "$TITLE" "e-sword_guide.pdf"POL_System_TmpDeletePOL_SetupWindow_Closeexit 0 Contributions Member Message Dadu042 Thursday 17 March 2022 at 0:18 Dadu042 Moderator --> Information This update has been approved by the team. Try this update Message Wine 4.1 (outdated) -> 6.0. This will perhaps help.See also this alternative : Differences @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ TITLE="E-Sword" PREFIX="e-sword"-WORKING_WINE_VERSION="4.1"+WORKING_WINE_VERSION="6.0" AUTHOR="Dadu042" EDITOR="" GAME_URL=" New source code #!/usr/bin/env playonlinux-bash# Date : (2019-05-10 22-16)# Last revision : (2019-05-10 22-16)# Wine version used : see below# Distribution used to test : Ubuntu 18.04 x64# Script licence : GPL3# Program licence : Retail## Playonlinux version used : 4.3.4## Software version used of the software to write this script: v11.2.2 (2019)[ "$PLAYONLINUX" ] && exit 0source "$PLAYONLINUX/lib/sources" TITLE="E-Sword"PREFIX="e-sword"WORKING_WINE_VERSION="6.0"AUTHOR="Dadu042"EDITOR=""GAME_URL=" Set_OS "win7" POL_SetupWindow_InitPOL_Debug_Init POL_SetupWindow_presentation "$TITLE" "$EDITOR" "$GAME_URL" "$AUTHOR" "$PREFIX" POL_Wine_SelectPrefix "$PREFIX"POL_System_SetArch "x86"POL_Wine_PrefixCreate "$WORKING_WINE_VERSION"POL_System_TmpCreate "$TITLE"################ Go ################ POL_SetupWindow_InstallMethod "LOCAL" if [ "$INSTALL_METHOD" == "LOCAL" ]; then cd "$HOME" POL_SetupWindow_browse "$(eval_gettext 'Please select the setup file to run')" "$TITLE" SETUP_EXE="$APP_ANSWER" POL_Wine start /unix "$SETUP_EXE" POL_Wine_WaitExit "$TITLE" cd "$POL_System_TmpDir"fi POL_Shortcut "e-sword.exe" "$TITLE" "" POL_Shortcut_Document "$TITLE" "e-sword_guide.pdf"POL_System_TmpDeletePOL_SetupWindow_Closeexit 0 Replies DJPETER Wednesday 8 July 2020 at 3:33 DJPETER Message I got E-Sword to work close to 100%.My Specs:Linux Mint 19.3 64-bitPlayOnLinux: 4.3.4I followed the steps for GTA2 I made the following changes….1. Used Wine version 5.72. Wine Configuration.Application Tab.Windows version: 10.3. PlayOnLinux Packages (Components, DLLs, Libraries)Check the following: • POL_Install_corefonts • POL_Install_d3dx9 • POL_Install_tahoma • POL_Install_msxml3 • POL_Install_msxml64. Selected and installede-sword_1210_setup.exe5. Named the Virtual Drive and Shortcut as: Esword6. Did not specify Video memory size.7. To fix: 0010:err:winediag:SECUR32_initNTLMSP ntlm_auth was not found or is outdated. Make sure that ntlm_auth >= 3.0.25 is in your path. Usually, you can find it in the winbind package of your distribution.Try: sudo apt-get install playonlinux samba winbind(Reference: )I could not get the Fonts menu to work but after looking at

Editor. If an expression already exists in the field, before pressing CTRL + Shift + M, you can select that expression or a part of it to use the selected text as the name of the new argument. Ctrl + Shift + E - Opens the Expression Editor when used inside activity input fields. Ctrl + Space - Opens the IntelliPrompt window. F2 - Allows for renaming the selected activity. Shift + F2 - Adds an annotation to a selected activity. Enter - Saves the data added in the activity input field. Shift + Enter - Adds a new line in the activity input field. Tab - Moves through the fields and buttons in the activity, including the menu displayed when you hover the mouse over an input field. Test Automation Ctrl + Alt + T - Open Test Explorer panel. You can use this anywhere within the Designer panel. Alt + Down Arrow - Open the Run All in View menu from the Test Explorer. Alt + T - Open Test Results sub-panel in Test Explorer. You can use this only in the Test Explorer panel. Alt + A - Open Activity sub-panel in Test Explorer. You can use this only in the Test Explorer panel. Arguments Dialogs The following keyboard shortcuts are available in Arguments dialog boxes available in activities such as Invoke Workflow File and Inject .NET Code: Tab - Moves through the items in the grid. Delete - Deletes the item selected in the grid. F2

Out the offerings for those families. The lens 32798 was removed, as it used a polymer not present in the Materials Catalog. The cement layer in the doublet lenses 32498, 45216INK, and 32927INK were removed as the cement material is not included in the Materials Catalog.Test PlatesThe Optimax Test Plate List has been updated to include 689 more test plates.5 Performance and Stability ImprovementsOpticStudio 19.8 includes the following feature improvements:Programming6 Bug FixesOpticStudio 19.8 includes the following bug fixes: Sequential tools and featuresMultiple Configuration Editor – The Multi-Config Editor Add All Data tool now successfully adds Multi-Config operands for coatings (COTN) and thermal coefficient (TCEX) for Standard edition. Full Field Aberration Plot – The correct value is now reported by the Active Cursor when looking at Defocus (Z4) and Show As is set to Icon. The text data was calculated correctly and is unchanged. Huygens MTF – An inconsistency in the definition of the reference wavelength for the polychromatic PSF in the Huygens MTF and Huygens MTF vs. Field has been removed. Both analyses now use the same reference wavelength.(1) Kenneth E. Moore, "Optimization for as-built performance," Proc. SPIE 10925, Photonic Instrumentation Engineering VI, 1092502 (4 March 2019);