Q: Where's the display program to let me read the Bible?
 
A: The files on the Bible diskettes are ASCII text files, and were so large
that we were unable to find a text display program that would be able to
display an entire book without errors. Therefore, we have not included a
program to display the files.
 
Q: So, how do I read the files?
 
A: There are a number of ways you could read the Bible text files. If you
have a word processor, you could load the files into it, and read them
through it. Or, by using the DOS TYPE command, you could read the files on
your computer's screen. For example, to read the topics list, your would
use the command:
                         TYPE TOPICS.OUT <enter>
 
Q: What if I want to print the Bible out to my printer?
 
A: Again, if you have a word processor, you could load the book of the
Bible you wish to print into it, then print it from there. Or you could use
one of the following DOS commands to print the file. For example, and using
the Topics list again:
 
                         PRINT TOPICS.OUT <enter>
                                    or
                       COPY TOPICS.OUT PRN: <enter>
 
 
Q: Who wrote these Bible Disks?
 
A: As far as we know, the text files which make up this Bible-on-disk are
public domain and not owned by anyone. As to who actually typed in every
word, we don't know.