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Old April 25th, 2006, 04:34 PM
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Beavis Said:
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hey boss im just busting on you.
And that's understood. However I don't want to appear to anyone in these forums like I don't know what I'm talking about. Even though there are those that would like to paint me as a unknowing, loud-mouthed-know-it-all or do all they can to discredit my observations or opinions. After all, I've been banned from the KJ Wisdom forum for over a year with no explaination whatsoever.

I am intimately familiar with the .rtf coding that is used in hoster to produce songbooks --after all, I designed and wrote it. The fact that the current code is letting bookid's disappear (or be cut-off) to the right in a column is a clear indication that a key portion of the code is either not implemented correctly or not implemented at all. Even if this section were not implemented at all, the code will still produce a book that is 95% correct. It's those songs with unusually long titles or a long list of performers (or both) that causes the problem.

The "hot zone" code mentioned above prevents the unusually long ones from truncating (cutting off) anything on a line by moving the artist and bookid to the next line. Where you set this zone on the column line will determine it's sensitivity.

You can only point the way....

Last edited by PastMember; April 25th, 2006 at 04:55 PM.