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Earlier this week, we extended a number of  VL Live Year-1 subscriptions to December 13th 2008. If your subscription to VL Live had expired before today, or was due to expire between today and December 13th, it will have been … Continue reading →

Some of you have noticed that your VL Live subscriptions have expired and that there is currently no option to renew them on the VL Live website. This is because we have not yet finished our publishing programme for Year … Continue reading →

…on Monday morning 3rd November.

CHP is about to begin a release programme of several Visual Liturgy Live update modules, which will enhance your copy of Visual Liturgy Live with new content, and which will also include some corrections to existing content.

CHP has now announced its outline publishing programme for VL Live for 2008 and 2009, with the following key features: Year 1 subscriptions will all run until at least All Saints’ Day (Saturday 1st November) 2008. All VL Live users … Continue reading →

Church House Publishing (CHP) has a continuing programme of development for Visual Liturgy Live and we need your help. We’re looking  for people with a wide range of experience and expertise to assist with content development during 2008 and 2009. … Continue reading →

Saints on Earth is a book edited by John K. Darch and Stuart K. Burns which was published in 2004. It includes a CD which installs into Visual Liturgy 4. When installed, a hyperlink to the biography appears on the … Continue reading →

Someone enquired about changing the default print layout when printing a service. The default is 2-column (landscape), and the request was to change this to A4 Portrait. It’s a good question because this is not very obvious. The first thing … Continue reading →

Here’s a quick tip for searching in Visual Liturgy. When you search using the Visual Liturgy browser, you can click the right-pointing arrows at top right to open an “advanced” panel that lets you restrict the search in various ways. … Continue reading →

First, very best wishes to all Visual Liturgy users for this Christmas Season. Second, a tip relating to copying and pasting text. A user recently asked how to avoid excessive margins when copying text from Visual Liturgy to a word … Continue reading →