Willum
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posted on 11-22-2005 at 05:18 AM
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Delete Artist ?
Audiosoft, could it be possible to have the option Delete Artist from EJ ibrary in version 3.991,1 ?.
Reason:
I have a lot of files with the wrong artist names, (Correct name, wrong case).
Example:
céline dion in stead of Céline Dion.
So when deleded I can read them back again, with the option 'Don't peforme case mess up'  or something like that., It should be working.
To refresh/rebuild is no option eighter, I don't have the tickbox 'Don't peforme case mess up' available.
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Pirk
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posted on 11-22-2005 at 12:48 PM
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"To refresh/rebuild is no option eighter, I don't have the tickbox 'Don't peforme case mess up' available."
This tickbox only appears if you update your database using the "Update database" button there is in the Options/Playlist menu.
If you use the "Tools" button you will not have the "Don't perform case fixing" option from there! (Audiosoft don't "like" this option, so
they have removed it from this menu.)
Notice That The EJukebox Case Fixing Put Caps On Every Words. <-- 
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posted on 11-22-2005 at 06:24 PM
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Hi Pirk,
I know.. I use the option from the playlist menu (the button on the Play Mode tab folder under Presets), but the option to uncheck the 'stay away
from the capitals you bastard !' is only available by 'Add new songs' not when you 'Rebuild or Refresh'.
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posted on 11-22-2005 at 07:21 PM
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Hi Willum,
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the option to uncheck the 'stay away from the capitals you bastard !' is only available by 'Add new songs' not when you 'Rebuild or Refresh'.
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Well, you are right... 
In fact I never rebuild/refresh. When I have a problem for some reasons.. I prefer to throw away my old database, then I restart from scratch: A old
eJukebox users tradition..
So I can tick the option! 
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posted on 11-23-2005 at 04:50 AM
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Yes, that was my second try..... But when i rename the db.m3u file, EJ tingk it's a new instalation... so I don't do that, we all now the problem if
we need a new serial  .
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posted on 11-23-2005 at 12:40 PM
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Don't worry Willum, the registration file is always kept in a cool place!
As long as you don't reinstall Windows or format your system HDD/partition, you will never need a new serial:
You can stub out, smash, delete, desinstall and reinstall eJukebox, or just the database, as much as you want...
And no matter if eJ tell you that's a new installation!
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