I've no idea how that happens, but it's happened several times this year. Sometimes the changes will be reflected in the Custom Slide library (the way our system is setup to do), and other times the changes will be confined to the service file and NOT reflected in the Library - and we even lose the ability to edit the custom slide in the service file. You can load a custom slide into your current service, edit it, and save it. There's actually a similar problem that exists right now with Custom Slides.
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If we can figure out how to avoid that, then I'd be all for it. One, where you want the changes to be permanent and they're inadvertently marked as "this service only", and one where you want the changes to be "this service only" but that option was unselected before pressing OK. I can foresee two major problems with this. I think has made a good suggestion here, but I'm a little concerned about the implementation. The author has this to say: 'OpenSong is free software for managing chords and lyrics sheets, presenting lyrics using a projector, and much more This software is great for musicians who are looking for a program that will help with chords, transposing, capo/non-capo notation, etc. Has a sensible song progression describing what portions of the song are planned in what sequence. OpenSong is a Free program for use in Worship Services. Then it's just a matter of changing your Slide Order for that song. OpenSong Format Pros:- Customizeable, immediately-searchable XML song format - Set format can support other needs of a worship service, such as video, pictures, bible verses, slides, and so on. They don't have to be contiguous, so you can have your normal verses 1, 2, 3, and you can add verses 11, 12, and 13 (for example) to visually separate them. We have encountered this issue at our church, and our current work around is to just define a few more choruses/verses/whatever.
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