Steven L. Dasinger

I only get 2259 but ti is probably the same entries for the most part. Comic Title-Issues with Street Date 2-28-2009.txt

Looking at the contents on Google Books, 'Rube Goldberg Inventions' should be a type Books: https://books.google.com/books?id=uxR9Mf3ZhDsC&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q&f=false

Delete or Move 1-A.jpg From: Pictures\O\Oni\Biker Mice from Mars (Oni-Lion Forge, 2nd Series) To: Pictures\O\Oni\Biker Mice from Mars (Oni-Lion Forge, Vol. 2) Delete or Move ALL (1.jpg - 3.jpg) From: Pictures\M\Marvel\C\Craptacular B-Sides,The To: Pictures\M\Marvel\B\B-Sides Rename 1.jpg to TPB 1.jpg and 2.jpg to TPB 2.jpg From: Pictures\O\Opus\Lejentia Rename 1.jpg to TPB 1.jpg From: Pictures\B\Black Coat Press\Shadowmen (Black Coat) Delete or Rename Bk 2-HC.jpg to Dlx 1.jpg then Move From: Pictures\M\Marvel\C\Captain America (1st Series) To: Pictures\M\Marvel\C\Captain America Comics Delete or Rename I-M.jpg to 1-6.jpg From: Pictures\O\Oni\Rick & Morty Delete or Rename 1.jpg to 2.jpg From: Pictures\B\Black Coat Press\Shadowmen II

No. Publisher is only in the Title table. It is not in the Issue table. Which is why it has to be referenced as ComicTitles.Publisher in an Advanced Find instead of just using an I (which indicates Issue) for I.IssueNumber

If you do decide to upgraded to Pro (I think that has advanced find) or Archive and what to know some of the basic Advanced Find 'stuff', look at the Advanced Find Guide 'someone' put together

That is the way the creators decided to do this in the early days of CB. Not sure of the exact criteria but it appears if the numbering is continuous, the change in publisher is put into the title notes/comments. See 'Phantom, The (1st Series)' as another example (Gold Key, King, Charlton).

What Edition of CB do you have (Archive, Pro, Express)? The Archive Edition (and Pro, I am fairly sure) have the Advanced Find option, Express doesn't (I think). (see attached) Bring up a Find window (one way is to click on the magnifying icon). Click the Find Drop-Down box and select Advanced Find. (if you don't see it then it is not available in your Edition). Paste you Query in the 'Items Where...' box. You can used this the the 'Order By' box to sort the issues like CB would: ComicTitles.AlphabetizedTitle, I.ItemType, I.IssueNum, I.Variation, I.Printing PS You are using ItemNumber which is okay since Anl is the first part. But ItemNumber is a composite field made up of the 4 values 'ItemType, IssueNum, Variation and Printing. It would be better to use 'I.ItemType' = 'Anl' as you extend this concept if you want to find particular Variations with I.Variation <> 'NS (if you wanted to excluded Newsstand Issues (with <> being Not Equal'. If you tried that with ItemNumber you would need to use Like.

Delete or Move ALL (1.jpg - 1-I.jpg) From: Pictures\M\Marvel\G\Godzilla Vs. The Amazing Spider-Man To: Pictures\M\Marvel\G\Godzilla Vs. Spider-Man

I will only mention this in case you don't know or if it might help in some cases. As you state, Item # is a composite of the 4 fields Type, Number, Variant, Print. Each of those fields are also in their individual fields which give you 5 fields: Item # (a composite), Type, Number, Variant, Print. This probably won't help much for regular Finds but they can using Advanced Find (if available).

Delete or Move ALL (1.jpg - Bk 1-LE.jpg From: Pictures\C\Comico\Grendel- The Devil Inside To: Pictures\D\Dark Horse\G\Grendel- The Devil Inside Delete or Rename 1.jpg to 1-DM.jpg then Move From: Pictures\D\DC\M\Many Deaths of the Batman To: Pictures\D\DC\B\Batman- The Many Deaths of the Batman Delete or Rename 1-HC.jpg to HC.jpg and 1-HC-2.jpg to HC-2.jpg then Move From: Pictures\M\Marvel\M\Marvel Universe, The (Abrams) To: Pictures\H\Harry N. Abrams\Marvel Universe, The (Abrams) Delete or Move ALL (1-2.jpg - 4-A.jpg) From: Pictures\I\Image\U\Universal Monsters- The Creature From the Black Lagoon Lives! To: Pictures\I\Image\U\Universal Monsters- Creature From the Black Lagoon Lives! Delete or Rename 1-A.jpg to 8-2.jpg From: Pictures\M\Marvel\C\Captain America (5th Series) Delete or Rename Bk 1-2.jpg to Bk 1.jpg then move From: Captain Britain (2nd Series) To: X-Men Archives Featuring Captain Britain Delete or rename Bk 1-A.jpg to Bk 1-2.jpg (or possibly Bk 1-3.jpg as they have the same cover) From: Captain Britain (2nd Series) Delete or Rename 44-B.jpg to 44-NS.jpg 51-B.jpg to 51-NS.jpg 52-A.jpg to 51-NS.jpg From: Pictures\D\DC\J\Justice League (2nd Series) Delete or Rename 11-B.jpg to 11-NS.jpg 13-B.jpg to 13-NS.jpg 14-B.jpg to 14-NS.jpg 15-B.jpg to 15-NS.jpg 17-B.jpg to 17-NS.jpg 19-B.jpg to 19-NS.jpg 20-B.jpg to 20-NS.jpg 21-B.jpg to 21-NS.jpg 22-B.jpg to 22-NS.jpg 23-B.jpg to 23-NS.jpg 24-B.jpg to 24-NS.jpg 25-B.jpg to 25-NS.jpg 26-B.jpg to 26-NS.jpg From: Justice League (3rd Series)

Could you be a little more specific than 'the latest'? In my database and on AA there is a Star Wars #1/E listed as a 2025 Facsimile Edition. https://atomicavenue.com/atomic/item/1506203/1/Star-Wars-1-Variation-E-2025-Facsimile-Edition (also an #1/F Foil Facsimile Edition, #1/G 1:25 Incentive 2025 Facsimile Edition Cover by Jerry Ordway.) Is one of these what you are referring to?

Try using menu item File->File Tools and one or more of the following: A) Optimize Database (using Full database integrity). B) Rebuild Lists (checking all but the last one (unless you want to process Picture files then check it, also). C) Recover Database. Those are about the only options available to you. If the problem persists, you may need to contact support.

It wasn't so much a bug as a feature. Some people wanted the ability to do date/time searches. In setting this up, all date fields (except Cover Date and Street Date where time would make no sense) where changed to Date/Time. As you (and a few others) found out, this didn't work out so well for Custom Dates (since most would not use time) and they where changed back to just Date. Other columns where Time will work better are still Date/Time (i.e. Last Modified, Last Qty Change, etc.)

If you are referring to the larger cover in the top left corner, there is no way to set it. CB decides which cover to show. This is based on some sort order that I think it is text based as opposed to numeric. For example if you have cover for issue #2 and #10, then #10 will be the one chosen as text '1' comes before text '2'.

If you get the Express (or higher) edition, then the Weekly Content Update will add those (and other) titles/issues. Just to check, I created a New Database (which uses the default database that is part of the Install files). This New Database (before any Content Update) does NOT have the two titles you have mentioned, either (and I have the Archive Edition). Not sure at what point that 'default' database gets refreshed but it has not been for awhile. The Program part may be updated but the default database is older than that.