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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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<!-- Introduction To Module Manager -->
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<sect2 id="module-introduction">
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<title>Introduction To The Module Manager</title>
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The "module" is the unit of content in <application>Xiphos</application>, and Sword generally; a Sword module is a
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resource available for viewing in Sword applications. There are several varieties: Most importantly, Bible texts, as well
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as dictionaries and lexicons, commentaries, and general books, any of which may include image content (e.g. atlases).
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They are installed either from a local directory structure (typically on removable media, such as a CDROM distribution)
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or remotely via ftp from a repository such as Crosswire, which is the home of Sword, and from which all officially
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Sword-sanctioned modules are available. Also, many other modules are available from non-Crosswire repositories.
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If you have other Sword applications installed, they will all share the same set of Sword modules that you install through
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<title>The Module Manager Dialog</title>
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<imagedata fileref="figures/module.eps" format="EPS"/>
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<phrase>The Module Manager Dialog</phrase>
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<!-- Sword Configure-->