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Old January 10th, 2004, 10:50 PM
pcgumshoe pcgumshoe is offline
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Question Substitute Database File

I am certain that if MTU allows me to do this, or if it is even possible, this would be a specialty thing and they may not want inexperienced computer users to try.

Here is what I want to know:

Can I replace the database file that is provided with HOSTER with my own?

Here is why I want to do it:

I have upwards of 900 disks now. I buy every week and the numbers just keep growing. Since I bought hoster, I haven't had the time between shows to copy disks. For every 10 I copy, I add 20. See my delema?

There has been a lot of problems with using the default title/artis/disk numbers from hoster since I started. Now, instead of just popping in a disk, selecting the SIMPLIFIED disk number and archiving, I am also having to check every disk and track to what hoster claims the title is.

I usually input the titles manually. For example, if I had a showtune, I would put "Show: Phantom Of The Opera" (ommitting the quotes).

I don't buy Sound Choice, Chartbuster or any other brand of disk in a series (i.e. Foundation Disks 7000-?) I buy them as people request the songs. If I could use my master database and instead of having to say SC8500 to find my disk number 849 when I go to import it, that would save me a lot of time. THEN I am responsible if my database for singer's books and hoster's title bar are wrong.

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