Bible Corrected by Joseph Smith.  I cross those words out.  That was the name in 1999.  Today, Kenneth and Lyndell Lutes title their book, Joseph Smith Translation:  Every Revision in the Old & New Testaments (Orem:  Granite Publishing and Distribution, LLC, 2006).

In 2006, Kenneth and Lyndell write in the preface of this volume: 

Joseph Smith considered the translation to be “part of his divine calling as a prophet of God.”  He accomplished it in about three years, during 1830-1833, and spent the remaining eleven years of his life making improvements.  Although he went through the entire Bible, he did not correct everything, nor was he permitted by God to restore some parts.  However, he did intend to publish what he had done and in fact did print extracts from the translation (vii).

The popular idea that the JST corrects the KJV Bible is alive and prolific in the I-15 corridor.

I am sure that with unflinching confidence, Kenneth will tell you that the JST is the Inspired Version (IV) not the KJV.  And he backs this up with a whopper statement by Bruce R. McConkie:

The Joseph Smith Translation, or Inspired Version, is a thousand times over the best Bible now existing on earth.

And I doubt that any General Authority in 2007 would publicly disagree with this.