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Re: Moving KMA Files Located on a USB Drive
Glad to help. You could also have used the import dialog like you did before but you needed to copy all the files to the C drive first.
Doing that would import them but might change all the book ids and or Disc Ids and any other settings like remove silence etc.
Doing it the way I explained retains all the info already in the KMA headers.
If they have never been imported before then you must use the import dialog.
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