Contents of BibleWorks 6.0

	A wide range of Greek and Hebrew fonts are provided, both Unicode and non-Unicode.
	Analysis window shows related lexical and grammatical references for a word or verse as the cursor moves over text.
	Bible texts, dictionaries and lexicons are fully searchable, with many search options.
	Comparison tools highlight differences between Bible versions.
	Complete lemmatization and parsing is provided for Greek New Testament, Septuagint and Hebrew Old Testament.
	Completely rewritten editor supports Unicode and has a wide range of new editing features.
	Custom lexicons can be created, based on words in a particular passage.
	Diagramming module enables users to construct diagrams of any text.
	"Drag & Drop" is supported between BibleWorks and many word processors.
	Editable timelines of church and secular history provide a historical perspective.
	Front matter now provided in all lexicons and reference works.
	Hebrew and Greek vocabulary flashcards are available in print, electronic and audio formats.
	Highlighted text and search results can be saved in multiple sets.
	Link manager handles your own links to Internet resources and other Bible software.
	Mouse pop-ups show verse text for each resource.
	Multiple copies of BibleWorks may be opened for convenience.
	Multiple views show Bible versions in parallel columns, vertical comparative lines or full context.
	Parallel-Aligned Hebrew and Greek text makes it easy to find Hebrew and Greek equivalents.
	Parsing, lexical information and cross-references are displayed when cursor moves over tagged Bible text.
	Popup list of morphology codes opens as you enter morphological codes.
	Popup window, with word definition and parsing, is displayed when mouse is held over Greek and Hebrew words.
	Report generator compiles and prints lexical information, morphological analysis, multiple Bible versions, word frequencies and more.
	Satellite maps can be customized with locations, sites and other notes.
	Search queries and results can be saved and reused.
	Searches can be very broad or limited to selected verses or books.
	Sets of favorite Bible versions can be created, saved and searched.
	Statistics utility allows you to plot, compare and export graphs of search results.
	Synopsis window shows editable parallel gospel accounts.
	Text can be exported to Unicode Hebrew and Greek.
	Verses, chapters, books or entire Bible versions can be exported to ASCII text, RTF and CCAT formats.
	Word list utility can generate word frequency lists for any range of verses.
	Your own chapter or verse notes load automatically each time you view a verse.
	Your own Bible versions can be created, saved, searched and integrated into BibleWorks.

	Review by Dr. Moisés Silva, writer and editor. Westminster Theological Journal, Vol. 66, No. 2 (Fall 2004).
	Review by Dr. Daniel M. Gurtner, Assistant Professor of New Testament, Bethel Seminary. Ashland Theological Journal, Vol. 37 (2005), pp. 104-106.
	John Glynn, author of Commentary & Reference Survey (Kregel, 2003). Preaching On-Line, January 2006. [ http://www.tyndale.cam.ac.uk/Tyndale/TTech/GlynnReview.pdf]
	David Ford, Professor of Biblical Theology and Hermeneutics at the Seminaries Evangélico de Lima, Perú. www.recursosteologicos.org, Winter 2005. [Spanish/Espanol: http://www.recursosteologicos.org/Documents/BibleWorksEspanol.htm]
	Jan van der Watt, Professor and Head of New Testament Studies at University of Pretoria. Review of Biblical Literature, November 2005. [http://www.bookreviews.org/pdf/5016_5283.pdf]
	Review by Andrew McClurg, Adjunct Instructor of Hebrew at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Midwestern Journal of Theology, Fall 2005, vol. 4, no. 1, pages 67-69.