Wow. I don’t know what to think about that. I’m probably not qualified to lead a project of this magnitude! It does sound like fun— what an exciting prospect to consider!

For God’s glory,
~Jason

One of the new features is an interactive video wizard which walks through the essentials of using ServiceBuilder in 12 easy steps.

Visit www.servicebuilder.net/download.shtml to obtain the new version.

If you store your data file at the root of your hard drive (eg: Csb_data.mdb) then be sure to back it up, as this installation will replace your data file. You should move your data file to a network drive, and relink it to the front-end.

~Jason

Here’s what it does: it sends out a message to a group from your database (you decide who) asking them to confirm their contact information. They can click a link, then choose ‘Accept’ or ‘Correct.’

As soon as they view the record, this action is stored in a separate table so we know who actually got the email and bothered checking. Then if they accept the contact information, or correct it, this information is stored in the people table, as well as in the separate table, mentioned above.

This way we can easily ask all attendees, for example, to check their contact information before we print a new church directory. They can also choose to unsubscribe!

The script has a built in password system to ensure someone doesn’t change your information without your permission. Pretty cool.

~Jason

They login, search the database for songs they want, then click the add button. When finished adding, they can set the order, or remove songs. They can also see when songs were last used, the key they are in, and more. To save to the database, they just enter a special password, and click a button.

This feature is long overdue, and was added partly because Craig from the Meeting House churches requested it. The next feature he has requested which I’m working on is the ability to transpose chord charts automatically.

~Jason