Changing Song/Bible/Text Defaults
Changing Blankouts and the Alert
With the Blank outs, the alert and the templates; the concept is to right click
on the slide in question, and select show (in preview). Once in the preview
enites can be edited, removed and added.
The slide in question is either the template slide or the Blankout or Alert Slide.
Note: Once a slide is added the playlist, changes to the default slides will not affect it.
Editing the Defaults
right click on the slide in question, and select show (in preview)
Make any changes you wish on the Preview Window: font size, font
color, text box placement, etc. even add other entites
Click on any verse in the palette or bank or alert and you will see that you
have made a changed the default.
Bible Templates
The Main Verse display area is a Text Entiy call MAIN
The Header Entity should be called HEADER
Song Templates
Song templates typical have 3 enities on a slide. For the verse and and header / footer.
Often the church will want to display a the church CCLI number, this then becomes an
additonal entity. Logos and othr info can also be part of the template. Since the template
is completely user defineable all these enties can be any location color font....
- The verse entiy is of a song verse entiy. Created by dragging a song verse on to an empty slide.
- If there is no song verse entity the first text entity on the slide is used and not header footers are displayed
- The Header Entity shoudl be called HEADER
- The Footer Entity should be called FOOTER
- If you want to display the church CCLI # just add another entity with a different name
The Header/Footer Settings
The user controls what is displayed in the song header and footer through
the defaults as well. To change these settings.
1. Click a song template slide so that it displays in the Preview Window.
2. Right-click the song text in the Preview Window, this will launch a
property page.
3. Navigate to the Header/Footer.Preferences property page. From this page
the user will be able to setup what is displayed when. For
example, the song title can be displayed in the header of every verse,
or just the first verse.