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Old December 31st, 2011, 08:35 AM
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Re: kma zip to cd+g

From the main dialog, select files button under the karaoke selection.
Brows to the folder containing your zip or kma files.

It may take a time to fill the window the first time, once the window finishes loading select a file or files, then press the + in the right hand window.

When you have all the selected files in the right hand window that you wish to burn to disc, highlight them all again.
Now press the "Add To Write List" button bottom right.
Then on the top Menu bar select the "Wright Disc" tab.
This will take you to the write disc dialog.
I don't know what the limitations are in the demo version, it may not allow you to actually make a disc.
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