These settings can also be saved to a Preset for future use on a text box. Selecting a text box in the Edit Area will give you the option in the Editing Ribbon to align text Left, Center, Right, or Justified. For long-time MediaShout users, this is the modern version of Boxer or the Cues Deck found in older versions of MediaShout. That way you don’t have to open old scripts to try and find previous cues that you want to reuse. This is designed for any Lyric Cues you want to save for future use or Sermon Series slides or even regular Announcement Slides. The star-shaped icon in every Cue in the Script Area is designed to allow you to save ANY cue in your script to a master Cues Library for future use and access. This new page can then be renamed by double-clicking on the name in the page list below that. Clicking this button will add a new page to the existing cue. In each Cue in the Script Area is a “+” icon below the thumbnail. Similar to “Adding a Comment to this Cue”, at the bottom of the Edit Area (below the Zoom and Main/Stage Toggle) is a text box where you can leave comments for a specific page for the operator. This comment only appears to the operator and is used solely to provide additional information to an operator using MediaShout (for example: “Fire this cue when the Pastor calls for it”). In the Script Area below the thumbnail and icons of each cue is a place to add a Comment for the Cue.

Found in the Help Menu of the Ribbon, the About window provides you with information about your version number, license code or trial status, and the End User License Agreement (EULA) and Copyright information for Bibles and any additional software used within MediaShout.

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