Starting Over Need Help

[ddouglass]

Originally Posted by d413771

I got a Notice C:\windows\system32\OELAUT32.Dll (access denied) & C:\windows\system32\STDOLE.TLB (error accessing the OLE regestry) Is this something I need to worry about or can it be corrected ?

This is normal for installing on Vista. In the Installation on the first page it tells you to ignore these error messages. Hoster installs correctly.

Originally Posted by d413771

But Now each time I open Hoster, I have to click on Allow Program to open !? How ever there is no songs in the playlist.

This is a trade off with Vista to allow Hoster to run as an administrator with full priveleges to allow it to access the files correctly. There is a way to stop the messages, but it is complex, defeats part of Vista's security and doesn't work on a couple of the Vista versions. There is a thread with the information in it, but I can't find it at the moment.

Originally Posted by d413771

Final 2 things; under C\Windows Program\MTU\Hoster\Database when I open it there is two folders 1= Bucket.mdb & 2= songs.mdb ,when I click to open I get a notice choice of search web to locate program to open with, or open from program off c drive ??? How do I open them ??

These are not folders. They are Access files and you have to have Microsoft Access to open them directly. The Bucket.mdb is password protected and you cannot open it at all. The Songs.mdb is the database file containing what songs you have imported into Hoster. I think this copy is the leftover from previous versions as the current Songs.mdb file should be located in C:\MTU\Hoster.

Originally Posted by d413771

In the upgrade down load statement it states multiple times Vedio Hoster on Vista is not for public Why and what are the reprocutions ??? Thanx To You All Dave

It isn't a legality issue, but multiple problems with trying to get the program to work correctly on Vista and its many versions.

[d413771]

Originally Posted by ddouglass

This is normal for installing on Vista. In the Installation on the first page it tells you to ignore these error messages. Hoster installs correctly.



This is a trade off with Vista to allow Hoster to run as an administrator with full priveleges to allow it to access the files correctly. There is a way to stop the messages, but it is complex, defeats part of Vista's security and doesn't work on a couple of the Vista versions. There is a thread with the information in it, but I can't find it at the moment.



These are not folders. They are Access files and you have to have Microsoft Access to open them directly. The Bucket.mdb is password protected and you cannot open it at all. The Songs.mdb is the database file containing what songs you have imported into Hoster. I think this copy is the leftover from previous versions as the current Songs.mdb file should be located in C:\MTU\Hoster.



It isn't a legality issue, but multiple problems with trying to get the program to work correctly on Vista and its many versions.

I have upgraded to 3.321 and transfered 5 cdg's so far. It seems to be working properly !! But I still don't understand how to remove a song from the play list or a cdg in case I make another mistake (error) and try to avoid this delima again. I have tried the recomendations ya'll have suggested but was unable to comprehend or figure out inwich what started my hole problem. Thanx Dave

[ddouglass]

To delete a song from the Playlist (main screen) highlight the song (left click on it and it will turn blue) then click on the delete button above the playlist. However I don't think this is what you are looking for.
The "Playlist" is the main screen list used to control what songs are played and in what order.
The Songs database is the listing of all your songs that you have imported into Hoster. To delete a single song or even a whole CD's worth of songs you use the Edit Songs under the Tools heading up top. Within that screen there is a delete button too, but this will delete the KMA file (which is what you are asking for) and remove it from the database as well.