Trying to install 95 WT Library & Need Help

by cabasilas 23 Replies latest watchtower bible

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  cabasilas

  What's interesting is in the 1995 CD the books and bound volumes are separated into individual files. So, if one wanted to, they could separate out these files as long as one had the operating file to open them.
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  uninformed

  Cabasilas,

  I will PM you.

  Uninformed
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  rassillon

  I got it working on xp in about 10 minutes.

  Steps,

  Before installing select the setup.exe file on the cd and set compatability mode, Windows95 and check the 3 check boxes below.

  Apply

  Run Setup.exe

  Remember that the install path should have no SPACES. If you want it in program files put c:\progra~1\wtlib_95 or whatever.

  After it is installed set the same compatability options on the Main shortcut.

  It appears that it won't paste to notepad but will to wordpad, that could just be a weird thing with my machine but I don't have time to test it more.

  Just in case you doubt, this is from the Babylon book....

  Hope this helps guys, and Finally I get to put my talents to work.

  -r

  *** bf 3-5 "Babylon The Great Has Fallen!"-God's Kingdom Rules! ***

  "Babylon TheGreatHas Fallen!"—God’s KingdomRules!

  "He has executed judgment upon the great harlot who corrupted the earth with her fornication, . . . Hallelujah! because Jehovah our God, the Almighty, has begun to rule as king."—Revelation 19:2, 6, NW, margin of 1950 edition.

  DEDICATED to God the Almighty, Who Causes the Fall of Babylon the Great In the Eternal Interest of True Religion

  Abbreviations

  oftranslationsofHisWordquotedorcitedherein:

  AS

  – American Standard Version Bible, by the American Committee of Revision, of 1901

  AT

  – The Complete Bible: An American Translation, by J. M. P. Smith and E. J. Goodspeed, of 1939

  AV

  – Authorized or King James Version Bible, of 1611

  Dy

  – Roman Catholic English translation of the Latin Vulgate made at Douay and Rheims, as of 1610

  Kx

  – The Holy Bible, translated by Monsignor R. A. Knox, as of 1949

  Le

  – The Twenty-four Books of the Holy Scriptures, by Rabbi Isaac Leeser, as of 1853

  LXX

  – The Greek Septuagint translation of the Hebrew Scriptures, as published by S. Bagster and Sons Limited, London

  Mo – A New Translation of the Bible, by Dr. James Moffatt, as of 1922
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  cabasilas

  I wasn't able to try this until tonight...

  this works! If you have an older CD-ROM this will make it usable again!

  Thanks for sharing this!