David Haslam wrote: > > There are several Serbian Bibles as user made e-Sword modules posted by > dvlatko at > http://www.esnips.com/profile/ccea52ec-52e0-47b5-b202-db0c4749955d > http://www.esnips.com/profile/ccea52ec-52e0-47b5-b202-db0c4749955d > > At least one of these Serbian translations is old enough to be public > domain. > Serbian Bible translated by Danicic (OT) and Karadzic (NT). > It is posted as both Latin script and Cyrillic script versions. > > There are other modules posted by the same user that might be in breach of > copyright. Use with sound judgement. > > Anything in such file sharing sites ought to be thoroughly proofread > against printed versions. > > Providing such e-Sword modules are not locked, it is feasible to extract > the text, using MDB Viewer Plus from Alex Nolan Software. Google search > for this. > > -- David > > > > Joachim Ansorg-2 wrote: >> >> >> Do you know any Bibles in Serbian which are not covered by a copyright or >> if >> the copyright holders might be willing to grant permissions? >> >> > >
You can use this one: http://www.grabner-online.org/GoBible/mdbview_10_en.zip mdbview_10_en.zip ... to export the content to *.csv. ... Before, you must change the file from *.bbl to *.mdb. Jens -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/translator-serbian-tp6819282p18633651.html Sent from the SWORD Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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