Can't prepare songbook!

[admin]

Mike and Larry, please post your computer configurations, especially your windows version and, if you can remember, a crude estimate of when you last updated Windows.

Since 2 of you are seeing this, there may be a bug that got through our testing.

We'll look at it immediately!

[mgrowolski]

hi guys ok
I am running win xp pro version 5.1.2600 service pack 2 build 2600

Also running an epson cx 5400 printer which works fine
an intel p4 2266mhz chip

I had no problems till I upgraded to the last version 2.215 #3

and have not been able to sort it out since

I am wondering if it is anything to do with win service pack 2

[mgrowolski]

Ok sorted out my problem so don't know if this will work for you LT but I did a repair on my win xp pro but not with the recovery console just when it asked me if I wanted to put a new install or repair I went repair and all seems to be working fine this took off win xp sp2 fully and all seems to be working
Try it you never know

[MTUSUPPORT]

I am still trying to get an answer on this from the Engineer.

[mgrowolski]

Ok here is what I found I did wrong it was nothing to do with win xp sp2 the program was looking for the songs and I had pointed it in the direction of the songlist not the actual songs themselves ie songlist is in c:hoster etc whereas my actual KMA files are on D: drive, I therefore changed it to look at D drive to build database and prepare songbook hey presto no problem sorted. It still made a backup in Songlist.
Try this LT point the build datbase to where the actual KMA files are you should be sorted then

[SWEETRED]

Am Having The Same Problem Getting The Same Message. My Computer Is Connected-drive Is Detected. Everything Is Pointed To Drive That Kma Files Are In. ??????now What????

[mgrowolski]

when you go to the Tools menu , Build Songs Database command dialog box, make sure that you have listed the correct drive in the box. You can make multiple entries here if you have KMA files on various drives/folders. There is no expansion of sub-folders under a folder. Each sub-folder must be listed.