Macsimum Migration Kit: church camp software for the Mac
Posted by Dennis Sellers 
Jul 18, 2009 at 3:00am
For those new to the column, Macsimum Migration Kits round up Mac compatible products for specific industries such as dentistry, real estate, etc. This week we’re looking at church camp software for the Mac. Actually, we only found two Mac apps even peripherally related to this purpose. They are:
Generations
Generations is a FileMaker-based information system that provides h provides fundraising and alumni management solutions for organizations to help manage gifts, funds, campaigns, events, prospects, pledge payments and correspondence and more.
ProPresenter
ProPresenter is a presentation system that utilizes two screens, empowering users to present slides on one screen, while controlling the presentation with another screen. It can be used for presentations at camps, among many other uses.
ProVideoPlayer
ProVideoPlayer is designed to enhance live staging events such as worship services, concerts, trade show booths. The app manages an unlimited amount of clips in an unlimited number of playlists and gives control to the playback of these video clips including hue, brightness, saturation, start/stop times, and speed, either on a per-clip basis or universally.
The best solution may be to run Boot Camp or Windows virtualization products and use Windows software such as EZ-Camp and CampRegister.
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