Q: I am having problems turning pages.
Pages may be turned either by clicking on the "<<<" or ">>>" buttons on the menubar. Pages may also be changed by clicking the right page of the ebook to advance a page, or the left page to go back a page.

Q: I cannot view my menubar.
Hitting ctrl+A will hide or display the menubar. It is also possible that the menubar is above your view area. To fix this, click on the ebook and drag downwards, this will change the cursor to the "move" icon and will allow the ebook to be dragged.

Q: Does the DNL reader run on Macintosh Computers?
Macintosh use requires a PC emulator to run the DNL reader--e.g. Virtual PC for Mac or Parallels Desktop for Mac. Newer Macintosh computers can run Windows directly but a copy of Windows must be installed.

Q: What does printer error 3 mean when I print?
This error occurs when the printer does not support certain Windows print settings that are required by the book to print.

DigitalWebBooks support the majority of printers currently available but unfortunately some older or more specialized printers may lack the basic requirement to print certain books.

If you are still having problems please answer the following and contact DigitalWebBooks:

• What printer are you trying to print with?
• Is it color inkjet or laser?
• Does it have the latest printer drivers?
• Please contact DigitalWebBooks so that they may be able to fix it for future versions of the program.

Q: Who is the artist that drew the illustration of Jesus?
The illustration of Jesus was drawn by Scottsdale, Arizona artist Roey A. Fitzpatrick of Roey Illustration.

Q: Who developed the ChristianText.com web site?
The ChristianText.com web site was developed by a graduate of the University of Advancing Computer Technology (UACT) of Tempe, Arizona. This person specialized in web site design and web application technology.

Q: Who are the four men shown on the banner of the web site?
The four men shown on the ChristianText.com banner from left to right are: Martin Luther (1483-1546), John Calvin (1509-1564), John Wesley (1703-1791), and Henry George (1839-1897). The first three men are known for their Christian contributions, particularly for their Reformation influence--Martin Luther's work gave birth to the Lutheran Church, John Calvin established an order in the Presbyterian Church, and John Wesley founded the Methodist Church. Henry George is known as 'The Prophet of San Francisco' for his world-renowned book on social justice, Progress & Poverty.