What our customer's say!

"QV7: Excellent Product, but Phone Support is always Busy", The last reviewer mentioned a lot of CD swapping. This is untrue if you load all the CD's locally to your hard drive just by selecting an option off your file menu. It's simple to do and there are directions in the help menu if you have any trouble. The only downer is it takes up hard disk space, but not too much as long as it doesn't have a lot of graphics since usually it's only text that loads into a database. Overall, I have been happy with this product, but I have had an unfortunate experience trying to subscribe to their online libraries and ordering a the Scofield NIV unlock key. Their online ordering through the software does not work for me and their 1-800 # is always busy. I would give this a five star rating, if it weren't for those two things. Otherwise being able to compare translations, open commentaries and references to the exact verse your reading with a click of a button is a priceless time saver.

"QuickVerse--not so Quick", QuickVerse Expanded 7.0 is an excellent resource for the serious Bible student. It is complete with eight Bible versions, including the NIV and New King James, which are missing from most software packages. It's reference material is superb and includes all the major study bible notes, from Adam Clarke, Matthew Henry, Cambridge Annotated, Holman, Easton and many more. Strong's Concordance interface is very responsive and easy to use. The Greek and Hebrew dictionaries are only a click away, allowing the reader to look at the original Greek or Hebrew text for any passage. The software also includes numerous Bible studies, atlases, pictures, and historical church literature. Parsons Church Group also painstakingly included virtually every major work from the early church fathers, including the Early Creeds, Doctrinal Works, the Westminister Confession, and Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained, Confessions of St Augustine and many, many more. I would rate this software package among the finest I have used, except that it resides on four CDs and requires constant swapping between the disks to navigate through the software. For example, after loading the program, two disk swaps are required just to get to a specific verse in a Bible of choice. Then additional swaps are required to visit the different commentaries about a specific verse. More advanced code writers should have been able to write the program to retain the users most recent data in memory, and eliminate most of the disk swaps. Despite the drudgery of frequent disk swaps, QuickVerse Expanded 7.0 is an overall excellent program for the serious student of the Bible.