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Originally Posted by kbarnsda
My vote for Tecarta...Blue background with white open book/blue cross logo. Very easy to use. Very nice to have streamed Bibles. I liked it so much I "bought" so I would have offline use to KJV, NIV, Nivnotes,Amplified, and like SIMARU said, it is very nice to have one version on the left and another on the right.
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I'm glad you liked the Tecarta Bibles. Its the best for the Kindle Fire.
I even loaded my own 271 Notes from Logos to the Kindle Fire by exporting them to Word. Then I formatted them in outline format with every note Reference and Number in the correct manner.
When uploaded to the Kindle Fire and the Kindle Keyboard (each with it's own unique email address) they came down to both my devices fully indexed. I can find notes for any verse now instantaneously and use them with my Tecarta Bibles.
In the future I could add notes now to my Word document and the note numbers automactally adjust via Word and then just upload the new version.
Evidently Amazon indexes them fully for the 3rd Generation Kindle and the Kindle Fire. The indexing is different and that is why each has a different email address.
By the way, the Tecarta Bibles always shows the book and chapter at the top of each page. Thus, one knows exactly where one is located. That is NOT true for the other Bible packages. They offer an enlarged font and allow for black on white background and white and black background as the lighting requires.
Finally, Tecarta shows EVERY book in the Bible on ONE PAGE and one can get to a particular verse by just tapping the Bible, Chapter and verse. Tecarta also keeps a user accessible record of everywhere one has been so one can jump back and forth fast in a Bible Study.
The fact that I can access EVERY Resource offered by Tecarta FREE via a WiFi connection means I can try them out extensively before downloading and paying for them. I don't know of any other company offering free, unlimited use of resources before paying.