ZionWorx has been designed from the ground up with ease-of-use and flexibility as the main goals. This has been achieved by talking closely with users and working out what features people really need.

Here are some screenshots of the program in action, demonstrating the dual monitor configuration which ZionWorx uses:

Operator screen	Presentation screen

Here is a quick list of the main features ZionWorx has to offer:

Fast integrated song database - display any song in a few seconds.

Extensive formatting options - choose different font styles, colours, background images etc.

Professional looking 'alpha-blended' screen fading.

Ability to load and save service lists and associated style information.

Integrated support for running Microsoft PowerPoint 2000-2007 presentations.

Fully compliant with CCLI licensing laws.

Integrated Bible databases (KJV, CEV and GNB available for free) including support for OSIS format.

Integrated connection to enabling fast download of Bible passages into service lists (internet connection required).

Intelligent 'one click' lyric scheduling does all the hard work for you!

Requirements

ZionWorx requires Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Vista/Win7 or Win8 in order to run, but doesn't demand a high specification PC.

The software has been designed to run efficiently on a modest machine, but that said, the faster the PC is, the more responsive it will feel in operation.

The basic minimum requirements are detailed below:

500 MHz+ processor
64MB RAM
Graphics card with dual video output - see note below
Multimedia projector or television(s) - see note below

Note: ZionWorx will still run without these two items, but obviously you will not be able to view the Presentation Screen during normal operation. However this is not critically important for training purposes or to evaluate the software.

It is still possible to view the actual Presentation Screen on a single monitor PC by selecting the 'Display->View Presentation Screen' option from the main menu. This facility is only provided for test purposes however.