Not all the features I’ve been suggesting over the years have been put in (did I hear someone say ‘liturgy tab’?)

New Features:

Anyway, the main new features are:

• 3rd Screen Support - a screen aimed at people on the ’stage’ rather than for the congregation.
• VJ mode – Easily change images/videos during a song
• Web site presentation – web pages can be navigated and displayed
• Better audio playback – playing MP3’s for example is now easier, and can be run along side a song being presented
• Shiny interface - the buttons etc are now a bit more modern… whether you prefer this is your own taste – it’s nothing drastic!

Cost

There is a cost to upgrade – nothing that will break the bank mind…

more at: www.easyworship.com

The Software:

The program that does the spell checking is ‘Freespell’ – as the name tell, it’s free software! The program is actually designed to help spell check anything – any program, and it works Woth EasyWorship when your editing songs! For information and to download see: http://hcidesign.com/freespell

It’s a little clumsy/basic, but seems to work OK for me… There is a ‘pro’ version that you can purchase which has a nicer interface, but does the same job.

How to Spell Check EasyWorship Songs:

You Edit a song, highlight the text, press the ‘hot key’ eg WinKey and Z. and it pops up suggesting words for the typos. – if there are no spelling mistakes then nothing happens!

Here it is in action, using EasyWorship 2009:

Screenshot of EasyWorship Spell Check

Not Just EasyWorship

As FreeSpell will spel check any program, it would also spell check other presentation programs that don’t have a built in spell checker – such as MediaShout, Sunday Plus, etc…