Can I read other documents with MarkMyScriptures?

Yes, any Palm DOC file (in the AportisDOC format) can be read with MarkMyScriptures.  Such files can be found at http://www.memoware.com - the documents in DOC format should be readable with MarkMyScriptures.

Also, you can make your own MarkMyScriptures documents with MakeMyScriptures, a free utility, available here.  This is useful for creating your own scripture documents, such as your Patriarchal Blessing, or for creating other indexed documents, such as the constitution.  Tags are used to denote chapters and books.

Are other church materials available for MarkMyScriptures?

Hymns: LDS Hymns 1.13 for MarkMyScriptures by Blake Gonzales
Spanish Scriptures: Las Escrituras en Español 0.95 by Josh Jeppson

Also, check out the Yahoo! group for MarkMyScritpures by clicking here.  The file section contains documents that may be of interest, and it is a good forum to discuss MarkMyScriptures related questions with other users

For an additional $12.50, you can get MMSWEB.  This will allow you to download:

• The Scriptures, with footnotes and chapter headings
• Topical Guide, Bible Dictionary, Index, and Guide to the Scriptures
• General Conferences
• Sunday School manuals
• Priesthood and Relief Society manuals
• FHE manuals
• and more

Try out MMSWeb by downloading the trial version -- click here to download MMSWEB

What files are installed when I install a document?

• The main document file    (New Testament.prc or New_Testament.pdb)
• The navigation index file    (New Testament Index.prc or New_Testament_Index.pdb)
• The footnote cross reference file, for MMSWeb scripture documents (New Testament fn.prc or New_Testament_FN.pdb)
• The chapter title file, for MMSWeb documents (New Testamentch.prc or New_TestamentCh.pdb)

The following files are not installed, but they are created by MarkMyScriptures when the document is open

• The Marks file, for underline and notes (New_Testament_Marks.pdb)
• The Aux file, to store reading position and bookmarks (New_Testament_Aux.pdb) 

Can I put my patriarchal blessing in MarkMyScriptures?

If you have a Windows computer, you can make your own MarkMyScriptures documents with MakeMyScriptures, a free utility, available here.  You have to type it into a text editor first, then run it through MakeMyScriptures to create the MarkMyScriptures.