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Old August 8th, 2012, 11:16 AM
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Re: Can't move .bin file(s) to Microstudio

Don't take any notice of the apostrophe, that is the latest version.
If they are on the hard drive they are already imported so no need to do it again. The import process is just to get files from disc to computer, when the files are on a standard CD+G or even just a CD disc they are in .cda format which has to be converted to another format to play from a hard drive.

You would do best to create a folder specifically to save your khpro projects and final creations in, then you could just brows to that one folder and find everything, when you save a project use the Save As command and select the folder from there, don't just press save or it could save it anywhere. same when exporting final file select the folder to save to in the dialog that appears.
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