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Old August 7th, 2009, 09:32 AM
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No because Only one DiskID can be used with each BookID. If you are worried about running out of BookIDs don't because you can have BookIDs up to 9999XX.
To use more than what is on each disk you would need to import them on to your hard drive by another program into either BIN, MP3+G, WAV+G, or WMA+G and not include the DiskID or track in the names of the files. Then you could import them from Hard Drive into Hoster as Custom Assemblys. If you do this make sure you do not put more than 99 files in one folder.
I use custom assemblies. Beforehand, I had assigned all my disks a number from one to a 999 (I don't have more than a thousand disks yet) with about 12 to 18 on a disk.
I set the root book Id number the same number as the disk number (such 444-12), now I combine up to 4 or 5 disks on one book ID/disk Id. My root book Id numbers won't be used up as fast this way, and the largest number to write down or memorize for a customer or me is only 5 digits.(Instead of a long drawn out number like SGB-34821-123-disk #2).
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