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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I put a link to the Digital Hymnal on my page?
To use this images as your link to the Digital Hymnal, download them or insert the following code into
your page: Can I request a hymn that is still
not available? How can I get all the hymns and
lyrics contained in the Digital Hymnal? Can I
contribute with MIDI files to the Digital Hymnal? How can I
cancel the script errors on Internet Explorer 3? The music featured in the Digital
Hymnal is in MIDI (.mid) format. To play MIDI files inline (as part of a web page)
your web browser needs a plug-in to interpret and play the compositions. Links are also
provided on each composition page so that you may download the MIDI file and play it using
a separate application.
How does the Search feature work? The home page and the indexes contain now a search feature. You can search for words in the hymn's title or for the number of the hymn. When searching for words, the search engine retrieves a list of all those pages whose titles contain the words in the search string. It matches the search string, word by word, left to right. When searching for numbers, the search engine retrieves the hymn page according to the number. It is faster because it doesn't have to look into the database. It goes directly to the hymn page. At this point, the Digital Hymnal is still under development, so although the search engine retrieves a list of pages, many of those pages are not yet available. When you go to a page that is not on-line, you will get a "Not Found" message. NOTE: The search feature works only on JavaScript capable browsers.
Who is the author or organizer of the Digital Hymnal? The Digital Hymnal was created, and is developed and maintained by Pablo Aguilar. Click here for more information about the organization of the Digital Hymnal. |
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