[ddouglass]

Before I get into trying to answer you I have a couple questions.
Are all these 11,000 files you are trying to import in one folder?

Are they all named exactly the same way with the _ (underscore) or is it a space?

Originally Posted by kevinkennedy

No matter what I use *Custom assembly*, my own name whatever. As soon as I click the add files button, the Brand box goes empty and the dialog box comes back.

Also, when this happens, the seperating charactor field boxes change to other caractors. IE. from _ to _-_

If all your files are in one folder then the import routine is asking for the brand name for the next DiscID and has changed the separator back to the "default" for the filename order you checked. This is why you keep seeing the dialog come up.

Originally Posted by kevinkennedy

The files are from many different brand names, these files were from a 15 SCDG set I bought from a local music supply house. They range from 300 to 900 tracks per disc and have been converted to hard drive tracks with the disk#,track#, name, artist info in the filename.

Again I point out that for each DiscID and corresponding BookID you can only import 99 song files.

Originally Posted by kevinkennedy

Then what good would "Custom assembly" or "unknown brand" be? what are they used for for?
That was the whole reason I bought this software.
I imported some of these files using the demo and it worked fine. I have over 11,000 tracks that I need to import to this program to make it work for me.

Those are valid "brand names" too. I wasn't saying they weren't. If you use a custom brand name you will need to assign a DiscID (can't be the same one used by the SCDG as that will be recognized by the database) for each 99 files with tracks 1 - 99.