![]() ![]() Recent search terms can be recalled in the search box, but associated parameters (even including search mode) are not likewise recalled, limiting the usefulness of this time-saving feature. The dialog box includes a pop-up keyboard for “typing” with mouse clicks in various languages. Newer versions of QuickVerse have a fourth mode, Text in Titles, which was an optional parameter to Text mode searches in version 11, and which I never found any use for. The general search tool has three modes (selectable from a drop-down): Text, Phrase, and Verse Reference. ![]() The most recent versions of QV introduce a couple other specialized searching tools I’ll discuss below. QuickVerse has two tools for searching Biblical text: an Analytical Greek search tool designed to work with a morphologically tagged Greek NT module, and a general search tool used for searching English language Bible, as well as all other books – including user-created books. This is the first installment in a series I plan to write, performing a side-by-side assessment of WORDsearch, Logos, QuickVerse, and Pradis.
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