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Mark J. Castaneda

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  1. 19 hours ago, Gregory Hecht said:

    Does that work for title corrections?  I thought that sending new or corrected data from a database only sent info on specific issues rather than the overall title data. 

    whatever title details are on your end can also be sent in with a correction if an adjustment needs to be made. So if the years published is off or the publisher name needs changing, it'll get complied when you send in single issue correction for a title.

  2. If you have any instock numbers under the old title name they will remain even after an update. you need to manually zero-out the instock number under the older title name and apply to the proper title name. The next time you update, the older title name will be removed if you have the 'remove obsolete title' update option selected.

    as for your follow up question, that would be a No with new database format we introduced in CB2020

  3. Hey Tony, message out support team directly at support@comicbase.com and let them know what you're running into. Please include the following screenshots in your message:

    -error message

    -About ComicBase Window (in the software, go the Help Menu>About ComicBase)

    -your 'Windows Region' and 'Date & Time' windows (just do a Windows search for 'region settings')

     

    We'll have our programming team investigate the issue for you.

  4. can you screenshot the screen where the problem occurs then email it to us (support@comicbase.com) the image with a brief description of the problem? We'll have our programming team look further into it for you.

  5. you shouldn't have to create the start up shortcut as you install the newer version of the software, the program installer should handle the older icon and replace it with a new icon as part of its installation process. I wonder if you have certain desktop icon settings that's preventing that.

  6. if the first post by Brian didn't help you then try restarting your computer and see if that helps.

    "locked" messages usually mean the db file is in use by another program/process on your computer. Programs like our secondary application ComicBase Sidekick OR backup programs like OneDrive, Dropbox, etc. can cause this lock message. Either wait out the process going on or cancel it in the program/process that's working on your db file so you can use it in the main CB software.

    If you still have trouble, please contact our support team at support@comicbase.com

  7. Your database may be damaged. See if you have recently dated database backup file you can load into the software. By default, backups are stored in Documents/Human Computing/ComicBase Databases folder

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