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Looked this up on the UK's DVLA website. The reg plate JW ORG is not available, but some come close. JW72 ORG is available for £314, J777 ORG for £167.

I did have a modified version that worked with XP. A hybrid collection of files that combined the publications data from the latest update with the last XP compatible version of WTL. And it worked well. But even that broke with an update from 2021. (I think the 2107 update). From limited testing it seems to be something to do with a change to the NWT and Study Bible files, and I don't have older update packages, or the inclination to keep a version going for XP anymore.

I don't understand why the branch recommends VLC or insists on it. I could never get it to work seemlessly or smoothly on the second screen like other player like OnlyM. Many congregations I know don't use it.

You can download the JW Library APK file directly from jw.org JW Library

When you share Screen 2 for the first time, move the Zoom share toolbar from screen 2 to your main monitor.

No, it's this one. Looks similar. i5, 16GB, 512GB SSD HP ProDesk 400 G7 Small Form Factor with i5 - HP Store UK It has HDMI, DisplayPort, and another optional port (so possible second HDMI for three monitors). 5 rear USBs and 4 front USBs. Plenty of connections. Could use one of them for a fourth monitor.

In a recent email from the LDC, they recommended an HP ProDesk G7 or G6. Our current laptop is an i5, has 8GB. Can't remember the gen, but is from 2015. It still works well, and no problem with Zoom on the test runs. My main problem with it the the screen. Its a laptop screen 15 inch, 1366x768 resolution. Before it was ok, but with Zoom, screen real-estate is lacking. No room to have everything on the screen without overlapping. And no more ports to add an extra monitor. I want to propose we get a new one now, but we are also trying to get a refurb. But the timescale on that is unknown. It could be months away, or could be years away. Should that matter? Can only try.

Since the announcement to resume in-person meetings, we have more cases of covid in our congregation than we ever had in these last two years. Infection rates are on the increase again in the UK. It takes real trust and faith in Jehovah that things will be alright when we resume.

I got things set up as per the S-261. What do you share when you share screen in the hybrid meetings? When you share "Screen 2", which is what the media in on, the secondary zoom window jumps from screen 2 to the main screen, and fills the screen. It goes back when you stop the share. Its because JW Library and Zoom are both using the same screen, Zoom doesn't like it when you share the same screen. I could share the JW Library app on the main screen, but that has its own problems. I was thinking about using OBS and the VirtualCam as an alternative to screen sharing.

Average of every 5 weeks. Some are 6 weeks a part, some have been 4 weeks. Another thing I like about the updates is that they are always from the GB (hence the name). But they have not delegated the updates to the helpers. The GB have been there for us providing spiritual encouragement at a time when we have needed it the most.

Bro Losch for next update, this Friday maybe?

You could use Watchtower Library or Online Library for the bible.

The updates have been like a shepherding call from the GB, and a big hug from Jehovah, to keep us going.

Daniel studied Jeremiahs prophecy and saw its fulfilment. Jehovah's words literally unfolded before his eyes. We today study the prophecies that he recorded, and are seeing them unfold before our eyes. Daniel never returned to their homeland. He is a great example for our older ones. Though he had hoped to return, he knew it was too late for him. But he never gave up faith. And he received many blessings from Jehovah in his old age. He received from an angel a prophecy that reaches into these very last days. A prophecy that we talk about today and are fascinated with its outworking. What a privilege! And to be personally touched by an angel of Jehovah told that you are a very precious man. Words just don't describe how marvellous that must have been. He died a very happy and very faithful man. With faith that he will live again in paradise.