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Originally Posted by tomsem
Agreed, it seems like such an obvious and useful thing. But iOS won't run two instances of an app, and I've not seen any apps that can have two documents windowed.
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The Faithlife Corporation produces Bible study apps which can pull up two documents at the same time. These can be two separate documents or two copies of the same one.
The company sells Bibles and other Christian ebooks for their platform. They are locked to the platform, tend to be more expensive then non-locked ebooks and will have every bibical references linked to the Bible (translation chosen by the user).
There's also a whole slew of study aids built into the apps for serious study and the books can be streamed as well as downloaded for offline study.