New to Version 2007 is PowerPoint 2007 compatibility, an update for the SongSelect Lyric Service interface, Profiles functionality (ability to switch between multiple data sources & settings), Microsoft Vista compatibility, as well as new Bibles including HCSB, GNT, Bibel 2000, NBV, NBG51 and more.

In order to work properly in the software, EasyWorship Bibles have to be added by our developers in-house. If you don't see a translation you need, you can request it by emailing us at support@easyworship.com. We'll do our best to research the translation and integrate it as soon as we can. However, please be patient with us. The process to integrate a Bible can take some time.

Yes, you can save a video, image, color, etc. to be the default background for a particular song. Simply right-click on the song in the resource area, choose the option to edit the song in the database and then from the Backgrounds dropdown choose the Fill Effects option. Your selection will be saved on a per-song basis and automatically displayed under the text the next time you open that song.

EasyWorship and Windows don’t support Quicktime files natively. However, the K-Lite Codec Pack from codecguide.com will allow you to play most Quicktime files (.mp4, H.264 and many .mov files). Please note that Apple Lossless (RAW or Uncompressed) Audio and Video will not work with EasyWorship using this codec pack. For more information on installing this codec...(read more)

Yes, EasyWorship can play audio files. There is not a direct interface button called “Audio”, however you can play those files by following these steps... (read more)

Currently EasyWorship does not support Flash (SWF) files. It does support (FLV) files with K-Lite codec pack installed... (read more)

EasyWorship supports single byte text, so many foreign languges will work in EasyWorship just like English. For example, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, etc. However, EasyWorship does not fully support two byte text such as Chinese and Japanese. These languages will appear left justified only. Bible translations are available in multiple languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, Norsk, and more. Multi-language support is planned for the next version of EasyWorship.

Yes, EasyWorship is networkable. EasyWorship 2007 installs your song database into the shared or public documents folder, so accessing the database from another computer is easy. Since the database is already shared, you just need to connect to it from another computer. Be aware that only one person can access the database at a time.

We can Invoice your church. You will need to get a Money Order from your bank (bank check) in US funds. The Money Order needs to be made out to Softouch Development, Inc. and mailed to the following:

Softouch Development, Inc.
ATTN: Accounting
8025 E. 63rd Pl., Ste. 255
Tulsa, OK 74133

When your church is invoiced, we will issue a temporary serial number so that you are able to use the program while the payment is in process. Once we process your payment, you will be issued a permanent serial number for EasyWorship.

Yes, we're in full development for the next version of EasyWorship, which will be both PC and Mac compatible. In order to do this, we have multiple in-house development teams working on the PC version and the Mac version along with the integration between them. Each version will be 'native' to its environment, but the user experience will be similar so you can switch back and forth between PC and Mac without having to learn a new product. Files and databases will also be compatible across both platforms.

Currently, you can use EasyWorship with a Mac by working through Boot Camp, which is a free application available through Apple. You can't run EasyWorship simultaneously with your Mac OS, but Boot Camp will allow you to switch from your Mac OS to Windows XP or Vista for running EasyWorship. This has worked well for Mac users like Paul Baloche and Lincoln Brewster, who both dual boot on their Macs in order to use EasyWorship. A release date for the new PC/Mac version has not been announced.

Christian Copyright Licensing International licenses your church to display songs and gives you a license number to display on your lyric slides. CCLI organizes contracts and copyright information for all the different artists and labels and takes care of the royalties so you don't have to. To edit the appearance of your CCLI license number in your lyric slides, go to the Live menu item in EasyWorship, select Options and then go to the Copyrights tab. At the bottom of the window is a field for License Info. Type your CCLI license number once and it will appear automatically in each song that is copyrighted. Within the Copyrights tab, you can also edit the location, text, color, height and weight of this number.