Category Archives: tuesday tip

Visual Liturgy has many features, but how do you get the best from it? It can be a challenge to find your way around at first. There is online help in Visual Liturgy and also a manual online: http://www.visualliturgylive.net/standard.aspx?id=32 This … Continue reading →

Today’s tip is for those trying to register their copy of Visual Liturgy Live. The best way to do this is by filling in the form in Visual Liturgy Live and registering over the internet. The form will normally pop … Continue reading →

Peter Moger, National Worship Development Officer for the Church of England, presents part two of a two part series on selecting hymns:

We are pleased to welcome Peter Moger, National Worship Development Officer for the Church of England as a contributor to this blog. Peter is playing an increasing role in Visual Liturgy and we hope that his participation in the Tuesday tips will help … Continue reading →

One of the things that I am working on at the present time is getting all the notes and commentary material from Common Worship books that are new to Visual Liturgy into the Visual Liturgy help files. Since all that … Continue reading →

Today’s Tuesday tip is about how to use the Calendar. In some ways this feature of the software does what any normal Calendar does and you may be thinking that this is going to be a very quick tip! But … Continue reading →

You may or may not have heard that Microsoft are issuing a large security update for Windows today. It seems to be quite a significant one – even the BBC website has covered the story. Certainly if you allow Windows … Continue reading →

The tip for this week is all about how to set an item as a default. What this means is that if you use particular versions of texts all the time, you can tell Visual Liturgy to automatically use those … Continue reading →

Last week, we talked about how the Browser can be used with services to choose different options and build your worship step-by-step. This week, we thought we’d show you a little more about the Browser and how you can both … Continue reading →