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To configure OpenLP, click on :menuselection:`Settings --> Configure OpenLP...`
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The plugins you have activated will have configure options. If all the plugins
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are activated there will be 9 tabs across the top you can configure.
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are activated there will be 10 items down the left side you can configure.
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General Tab
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===========
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.. image:: pics/configureremotes.png
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OpenLP gives you the ability to control your Service Manager from a remote
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computer through a web browser. This was written actually for a nursery or day
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computer through a web browser. This was originally written for a nursery or day
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care where a "come and get YYYY" message could be triggered remotely. It has
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now become an interface to control the whole service remotely.
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PowerPoint presentation, it may be easier for that missionary to remotely
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connect to your projection computer and change the slides when he wants to.
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To use this feature you will need to be on a network, wired or wireless, know
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the IP address of the projection computer and enter that IP address and port
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number in the remote computer's web browser.
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To find your projection computer's IP address for Windows, open Command Prompt
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and type in “ipconfig” (without quotations), press Enter key and your IP
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address will show. In Linux, open Terminal and type “ifconfig” (without
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quotations), and use the IP address after “inet addr:” The IP address will
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always have a format of xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx where x is one to three digits long.
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To use this feature your computers will need to be on the same network, wired or
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wireless.
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Server Settings
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Serve on IP address: Put your projection computer's IP address here.
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**Serve on IP address:**
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Port Number
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^^^^^^^^^^^
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Put your projection computer's IP address here or use
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0.0.0.0 which will display your ip address links below.
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**Port Number:**
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You can use the default port number or change it to another number.
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**Remote URL:**
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This should show the address you will use in the remote computer
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web browser.
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**Stage view URL:**
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This should show the address you will use in the remote
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computer for Stage view.
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If the Remote or Stage view URL are not showing you can manually find these
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settings. To find your projection computer's IP address for Windows, open
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*Command Prompt* and type in “ipconfig” (without quotations), press Enter key and
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your IP address will show. In Linux, open *Terminal* and type “ifconfig” (without
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quotations), and use the IP address after “inet addr:” The IP address will
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always have a format of xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx where x is one to three digits long.
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With these two settings written down, open a web browser in the remote computer
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and enter the IP address followed by a colon and then the port number, ie:
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192.168.1.104:4316 then press enter. You should now have access to the OpenLP
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Controller. If it does not come up, you either entered the wrong IP address,
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port number or one or both computer's are not connected to the network.
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