Ribbon – At the top there’s the Ribbon with tabs for File, Home, Templates, Settings and Advanced.The numbers below correspond with the labels in the image below. Notice in the screen shot below that the program includes six areas. MediaShout 6 takes its design cue from Microsoft Office using a Ribbon bar at the top and the rest of the workspace below it. MediaShout Leads the Way in Worship Software Once a user gets used to the new ways of adding elements to a presentation, they should appreciate the simplicity. The changes in MediaShout 6 mostly feel like big improvements. I also had a tech support issue, so I can share what it's like contacting their support people too. We'll talk about what's new, the strengths of MediaShout 6 and some of the problems in this new version.

After using the new version for a few weeks, I’m impressed and pleased with the new way of doing things. My first reaction was quite negative, until I watched the training videos on their support page. Long time users of MediaShout will want to spend some time getting used to the new look and layout of the program. They also Liturgies, a new kind of Cue that creates what many churches call a responsive reading, where the leader and congregation read scripture together out loud. They’ve streamlined the process of editing the slides users create speeding up the process of importing lyrics and working with other slide show elements like Bible passages. MediaShout recently released a major update to their worship presentation software giving MediaShout 6 a cleaner and more tightly integrated user-interface. You’re in! Keep your eyes peeled for your confirmation email!

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