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OpenSong Scripture File Format Specification as of OpenSong v1.6.2 Copyright 2003-2010 Sean Lickfold. Released under the terms of the GPL. File Structure OpenSong Scripture files are standard XML files with the following layout: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="[W3C encoding code]"?> <bible> <b n="[book name]"> <c n="#"> <v n="#"></v> </c> </b> </bible> Notes Encoding Any W3C encoding can be used. Generally western languages use ISO-8859-1. A good option, however, is to use utf-8 …

2012-03-18T10:04:17-06:00 2012-03-18T10:04:17-06:00 /d/manual/exporting_a_set?rev=1332086657&do=diff

Set Export The 'Export' button on the Set editing page allows you to export a set and all the songs in it to another folder, generally a USB stick, so that a set can edited on one machine and easily transported to another. To use, click on the 'Export' button pick a folder to export to and hit 'Ok'. A 'Sets' and 'Songs' folder will be created and the files used for the 'Set' placed within them.

2012-03-18T10:04:17-06:00 2012-03-18T10:04:17-06:00 /d/manual/getting_started?rev=1332086657&do=diff

Although Opensong already comes with a number of songs already installed, with additional song available from the Downloads page, you will probably want to add songs that are not included. By default OpenSong loads up the Song editing page. * Under New song Click 'Create'. * When Prompted, enter the song's Title (this will also be the songs file name) and click 'OK'. * Enter the remaining information for the song including * Author * CCLI number * Presentation order * Hymn …

2012-03-18T10:04:17-06:00 2012-03-18T10:04:17-06:00 /d/manual/importing?rev=1332086657&do=diff

Please Note: CCLI recently upgraded their site, to the extent that the CCLI Import feature no longer works. Fixing this has been deferred until after the release of version 1.0. In the mean time, I notice one of the new features available on CCLI is an export option. Haven't had a chance to try it yet.

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* Go to the downloads page, where you will find links to the current installers for Windows and Mac computers. * Download the relevant install package to a suitable location (Probably your desktop). * Execute the installer. This will guide you through the rest of the process, creating any necessary folders and files on your system.

2012-03-18T10:04:17-06:00 2012-03-18T10:04:17-06:00 /d/manual/song_file_format_specification?rev=1332086657&do=diff

OpenSong Song File Format Specification as of OpenSong v1.5.1 Copyright 2003-2009 Sean Lickfold. Released under the terms of the GPL. File Structure OpenSong Song files are standard XML files with the following layout: <song> <title> <author> <copyright> <hymn_number> <presentation> <ccli> <capo print="false"> <key> <aka> <key_line> <user1> <user2> <user3> <theme> <tempo> <time_sig> <lyrics> <style index="default_style"> </song>