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Old August 11th, 2010, 02:51 PM
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Re: Adding songs to songbook...

This way will only work from the local Database not the on line one.
Also it means importing tracks so using up space on your hard drive for tracks you don't want but it will add them to your songbook.
One way is to take any old CD+G disk as long as it has more tracks on it than the laser disk you are trying to import songs data from.
From the Import Songs Tab choose import CD tracks, load a cdg disk select Brand Pioneer then the original id. then search local data base.
If the data is in the data base it will fill with the songs and artists. You can fill in any of the other relevant boxes and select all then import selected tracks.
You can use the same cdg for the next one but these are just dummy tracks to get the info into your songbook.

When you have them all in it would be handy to save the .mbd file in access so that you have a permanent file that you could manipulate if you want to.

Other wise just use the print songbook features as normal to list them.

Just an idea that may help you.

If you want to go a stage further you can with the right software convert them to Video format and import them properly so they play as well.


Roy

Last edited by Roy Dennis; August 11th, 2010 at 02:59 PM.
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