GET THE HYMN SURFER

Get the "Hymn Surfer" (Ver. 1.4 - updated July 13, 1997) complete with all the hymns (131) and instructions for your own customized setup-- with tech support if you need it -- you guess it, your's truly! :-) It is already setup to play the hymns off your disk so you do not have to be online to use it. It includes some backgrounds, images, and help files. Basically, it's a start in learning HTML, but don't let that scare you away-- it's a piece of cake! (518KB)

Download "Hymn Surfer" with help files for customizing to your own taste and all the hymns (131). It is setup to play the hymns off your computer like above, just doesn't have as much extras with it: minimal download. (380KB)

Get only the hymns, all 131 of them in the "Hymn Surfer." (306KB)

1. If you want to save any page you are at go to the top left of your browser on the menu bar and click on file. Then "save as." You will see a window pop up which you will name the file what you want. If you want to save it as you see it in the browser, then save it as the-name-you-gave-it.htm or put the .txt extension on if you want it to be a text file.

2. If you want the background image, place your mouse somewhere over the background and right click it. An info box will come up next to your mouse which you will select what you want to do with it. Select save as image or save as picture depending on the browser you are using. (Try it out now.)

3. To save an image, do the same as above, but place your mouse over the image then right click it.

4. To Save a .mid (music) .wav (voice) file, look for the console that sometimes will appear at the bottom of a page. You can then right click it with your mouse and then save it.

5. If you are running Windows 95 you can go to c:\windows\Temporary Internet and find all the files there. In Windows 3.1 you can find them in the Netscape "cache" directory although this will be a little tougher and you will need an image viewer.

6. If you like a background on a page, then get it so when you study the file you saved in HTML, you will have the image too.

I hope this may have been of help and please feel free to write if you have any questions.