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Using an ‘app’ like this one is the most effective way to communicate to everyone inside the congregation and also to other congregations (ie for Public Talks)… Only gets better when other congregations start using it.

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I screenshot the meeting workbook pdf files, as the pictures are different to the Library ones, as usually the questions/text is missing I use black backdrop so easier on the eyes than white background. Contact me, and I can send blank template. I have some blank presentation templates. It operates same as PowerPoint so it not familiar with it, there are many help pages, YouTube etc to learn how. You can label, add text, edit, crop or zoom pics using the included editor tools. Operator can then see when to change slide, by following aling in notes. I add notes in the notes screen, and email (or usb stick) for use at hall. If speaker has pc or Android, he can get it for free, and compose it himself. WPS will put fullsize pic on 2nd screen, while operator can see what is coming up next, etc.

If no pic file: look at picture on screen screenshot it (Cntrl+PrtScr) In 'PowerPoint,' insert pic into slideshow. There is a free app that mimics MS Office with Word & PowerPoint) & Excel) on PC, but for free. I tried opening a picture and it didn't come through as a full screen and didn't stay on the screen. I recently installed VLC on the hall computer. Everything should be there, videos, pictures and anything else to be used. Just make sure the workbook is downloaded for that week, and then hit the media icon in the upper right. If you are talking about just the illustrations that get used at all the meetings, they are built into the app. After his talk I just started the library app and we were back in business.

All I had to do was to close the library app (I probably could have just minimized) then VLC was in the background and it worked perfect. I opened VLC, then opened the picture and had it in VLC, and then it was all ready. He gave me a flash drive, we found the picture he wanted to use and I saved it on the desktop.

The only time we use pictures other than what is already built into the library app is if a speaker wants a picture use in a public talk. Copy-save as-to the desktop, then I would use VLC.