song book

[ddouglass]

Originally Posted by crybones

did a search no items found. yes im useing vista. when i click on songbook another window pops up and says create songbooks and at the bottom it says songbook location it says hoster/songbook it doesn't have c drive or anything else, but it won't let me change the location.

Open the folder in Windows Explorer they told you was the location of the file. Press the Compatability Files button up top. The files should appear. Now create the songbook again and all should work.

[madjim- with the Lord]

Originally Posted by ddouglass

Open the folder in Windows Explorer they told you was the location of the file. Press the Compatability Files button up top. The files should appear. Now create the songbook again and all should work.

Thanks Dale

Jim

[crybones]

i went to where you said too, clicked the compatibility files tab. it brought up the songs file but it was songs.mdb, songs_backup.mdb, and temp.mdb. after that i went back to create songbook and it still says the same thing.

[ddouglass]

It just clicked......you are looking in the wrong folder. There is a Songbook folder and the file inside it would be "songbook.rtf".
The "songs.mdb" file and "songs_backup.mdb" file are in the ....Hoster\database directory.

[crybones]

ok i thought that might not be the right place and yes i was in databases, but there is no songbook anywhere. do you know where it is located?

[crybones]

Originally Posted by crybones

ok i thought that might not be the right place and yes i was in databases, but there is no songbook anywhere. do you know where it is located?

i dont know if this is right but when you import your music do you change the directory in that tab? because mine says destination hoster\songbook, is it suppose to be c:\program files\micro technology unlimited\hoster\songbook ?

[Beavis]

yes

[UPNext]

Originally Posted by crybones

i dont know if this is right but when you import your music do you change the directory in that tab? because mine says destination hoster\songbook, is it suppose to be c:\program files\micro technology unlimited\hoster\songbook ?

Are you sure you are not referring to the Songbook Tab where you create your songbook? There it does show the path as hoster\songbook and that I believe is normal and it does not appear that you can edit it.

[ddouglass]

Originally Posted by crybones

ok i thought that might not be the right place and yes i was in databases, but there is no songbook anywhere. do you know where it is located?

The songbook is located in:
C:\Program Files\Micro Technology Unlimited\Hoster\Songbook

Originally Posted by crybones

i dont know if this is right but when you import your music do you change the directory in that tab? because mine says destination hoster\songbook, is it suppose to be c:\program files\micro technology unlimited\hoster\songbook ?

You can set the import folder to where ever you want Hoster to store the KMA files including external drives. The correct location in the Hoster foldr if that is where you want it should be
C:\Program Files\Micro Technology Unlimited\Hoster\Songs

[mindonstrike]

Originally Posted by ddouglass

The songbook is located in:
C:\Program Files\Micro Technology Unlimited\Hoster\Songbook

Actully with Vista to find the songbook folder you'll need to navigate to Hoster (after getting their you wont see a Songbook folder) and then click the compatibility file button to get it to appear.

On my computer this is how you navigate directly: C:Users\Samual (this of course will be different on your computer)\AppData\Local\Virtual Store\Program Files\Micro Technology Unlimited\Hoster\Songbook

You can set the import folder to where ever you want Hoster to store the KMA files including external drives. The correct location in the Hoster foldr if that is where you want it should be
C:\Program Files\Micro Technology Unlimited\Hoster\Songs

Songs folder is the same situation as above. Even though Hoster tries to put it here, Vista will redirect it a "safer" location.

In a nutshell what I've figured out is that any file/data that Hoster only reads you will find where you expect. Any file/data that Hoster writes or makes changes to you will find in the alternate locations. The exception to this is external HD's. If you tell Hoster to write a file to an external drive, Vista will leave it alone.

Sam