My songs have diappeared

[George]

Each set of circumstances is different.

It's quite obvious that anyone who has been using a program for a protracted period of time(several weeks or more) and has to ask something as basic as what it means to rebuild the database, needs to be introduced to the Manual, not spoon fed. They'll be much better off for it over the long haul, and gain enough knowledge to be truly helpful tp others.

Very different than the brand new person that gets highly frustrated trying to get a new program to work.

[billyo]

Originally Posted by George

Each set of circumstances is different.

It's quite obvious that anyone who has been using a program for a protracted period of time(several weeks or more) and has to ask something as basic as what it means to rebuild the database, needs to be introduced to the Manual, not spoon fed. They'll be much better off for it over the long haul, and gain enough knowledge to be truly helpful tp others.

Very different than the brand new person that gets highly frustrated trying to get a new program to work.

you're right, but i have a diff. approached on trying to help others,if they're are lost i'll give him directions, or draw a map , i just dont give them a map and let them figure it out..i'm just doing the same thing like other people in this forum did to me, told me how to do stuff..but anyway.if you put it together you and i are just trying to help..

[ddouglass]

PPavloff, did you get your problem fixed?

[dhkluesner@clas]

Ok, What if you've followed the instructions in the manual and you still can't find your .kma files? I chose build database and it came up with 0 entries.

What's wrong with helping out. If you don't have anything nice to say don't say it at all. Or have we thrown that out the window.

[mindonstrike]

Originally Posted by dhkluesner@clas

Ok, What if you've followed the instructions in the manual and you still can't find your .kma files? I chose build database and it came up with 0 entries.

This would tend to indicate that the folder you selected did not contain KMA's. If the selected folder (see attachment) does not display KMA's, you are not in the right folder.

What's wrong with helping out. If you don't have anything nice to say don't say it at all. Or have we thrown that out the window.

Generally speaking the forum is here for those problems that crop up inspite of reading/studying the manual not instead of. George has been on these forums for many years offering help and advice to an inumerable number of users of MTU products - myself included. Sometimes the written word does not contain the spirit of the advice given. I don't think George was trying to be nice or not nice, it's just that reading and understanding the manual will answer most users questions and should be the first resort not the last.

Sam

[George]

Originally Posted by mindonstrike

Generally speaking the forum is here for those problems that crop up inspite of reading/studying the manual not instead of. George has been on these forums for many years offering help and advice to an inumerable number of users of MTU products - myself included. Sometimes the written word does not contain the spirit of the advice given. I don't think George was trying to be nice or not nice, it's just that reading and understanding the manual will answer most users questions and should be the first resort not the last.Sam

Thanks Sam

[George]

Originally Posted by dhkluesner@clas

Ok, What if you've followed the instructions in the manual and you still can't find your .kma files? I chose build database and it came up with 0 entries.

What's wrong with helping out. If you don't have anything nice to say don't say it at all. Or have we thrown that out the window.

Yes, and the thread in which you posted your problem extended to 52 posts including some by myself all trying to help you. You asked for help and are getting it. Rather hard pressed to see what you're complaining about.

[ddouglass]

Originally Posted by dhkluesner@clas

Ok, What if you've followed the instructions in the manual and you still can't find your .kma files? I chose build database and it came up with 0 entries.

What's wrong with helping out. If you don't have anything nice to say don't say it at all. Or have we thrown that out the window.

Is the folder listed in the top section of the Rebuild database window the same folder you found your KMA files in? Are they on an external hard drive and if so does the drive letter in the top section match the drive letter of that external drive. (Sometimes Windows will change the letter on external drives)
If this is all correct what operating system (XP or Vista)?

[George]

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[dhkluesner@clas]

I found my songs but they are in virtual storage. What does that mean and how do get them back?

As far as the comment went about the other stuff. I greatly appreciate the help don't get me wrong.

[George]

Originally Posted by ddouglass

PPavloff, did you get your problem fixed?

Well, did you?