function PopUp(label, msg)
{
  var s1 = 
    "<TITLE>Audio Player Help - Cape Baptist Church</TITLE>" +
    "<BODY BGCOLOR='FFFFE0' onload='window.focus()'><TABLE BORDER=0><TR>" +
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   var s2 = "<FONT SIZE=3 COLOR='maroon' FACE='verdana, arial, sans-serif'><B>"+label+"</B></FONT><P><FONT SIZE=2 FACE='verdana, arial, sans-serif'>"
   var s3 =   
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    "<INPUT TYPE='BUTTON' VALUE='close'" +
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}


function popverse()
{
  PopIt('verse title here', 'Verse text goes here...')
}

function popaudiohelp()
{
  PopUp('Help for Sermon Audio Files', 'For your convenience we are providing multiple audio formats, and for the most part they will all function with your computer. Sometimes due to your specific computer set-up, you may get unexpected results. If so, here`s some help... <br><br> <b><font color="maroon">- Download Audio -</font></b><br>...allows you to save the audio sermon to your computer. These files are in MP3 format and are about 10MB in size. Clicking the Download Audio link should automatically start the File Download function of your computer. Some computers will try to open and play the file instead. If this happens, <b>RIGHT CLICK</b> on the Download Audio link and choose the <b>SAVE TARGET AS..</b> command from the drop down menu. You will then be able to save the file on your computer. <br><br><b><font color="maroon">- Start Media Player -</font></b><br>...automatically starts your computer`s default audio player. This feature will work easily with Windows Media Player and WINamp, along with other MP3 players. If your computer is not set up to automatically start a media player you will see a SAVE AS menu appear on screen. In order to play these files you need to set up your computer to play media files. Media files open in any standard Windows-based audio player. To set up a media player for these files try the following steps...<br><b>START</b> --><br><b>CONTROL PANEL</b> ---><br><b>ADD or REMOVE PROGRAMS</b> ---> On the left menu choose... <br><b>SET PROGRAM ACCESS and DEFAULTS</b> ---><br>Scroll down to the <b>-CUSTOM</b> menu area and find <b>Choose a default media player. </b> From here, click on the radio button to select the media player that you wish to use. If none are listed Windows Media Player is available free from Microsoft on the internet. WINamp is also available free from winamp.com <br><br><font color="maroon"><b>-Flash Player-</b></font><br>...Flash Player is the most common browser-based media player, present on most Windows computers. Click the gray arrow to start the Flash media player. Flash player is available free from ADOBE.com<br><br><em>For further help contact the Webmaster vie e-mail from the Cape Baptist Contact page.</em> ')
}