I wanted to change an option (Library> Tags & Playlists> "Update tags when editing properties" checkbox). It was checked and I wanted to remove the check. I did so then clicked on the "OK" button and got this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/601xompc2v46s7s/ExternalTools.png?dl=0 (just in case you can't s...

Thanks for the almost immediate reply! That was enough information to resolve my problem. However… Files are located on drive A or B and MediaMonkey isn't able to access them. To fix this remove the drive letter from IgnoreDriveLetters=AB in MediaMonkey.ini. For the location of MediaMonkey.ini see: ...

Given that Windows only allows for 26 drive letters (A-Z, and I'm using them all) and with the understanding that "A" & "B" are traditionally reserved for "floppy drives" and might be ignored by Windows search indexing database (although this does not appear to be the case on Windows 10)… I have cho...

Great!

How about "New Tab"?

Lowlander wrote:Ctrl+F4 to close current tab.

Thanks!
Note: http://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/index.p ... rtcuts/4.0 it's not listed in the documentation.

… And in general, the ability to assign keyboard shortcuts to most, if not all, menu (including context menus) items and GUI controls (buttons, sliders etc.). A little more ability in the keyboard shortcut editor: the ability to list all the commands/controls which contain a specified word (see the ...

Obviously, my example could be easily accomplished using the Advanced Search function; I only proposed it as a simple example. I'm more interested in the general case of searching the Library database and finding all Artists whose name is a single letter (and/or a single word) then adding that entry...

I would like to create a script which searches the entire library looking for entries (e.g. Artist is a single word/letter) which match some criteria and add them to a (acceptably: already existing) Playlist for manual examination. As a simple example, search the entire Library for every entry whose...

rivorson wrote:The first regex pattern…

Thanks again; now I know why I once saw a college class devoted exclusively to Regex <grin>.

[quote="rivorson"]maybe you just need to add a DoEvents to allow other processes to run and update the display. … you can replace this with [i]Progress.Increase[/i]. You can also tidy your code up[/quote] Thanks! Lots of good stuff here. Could you explain this line: [code]Const reEndSpaces = "^ | $|...

I've written a custom script which has quite a bit of code. When I run it on a large number of files it would be nice to know how things are progressing. At a bare minimum it would be nice to know when the script terminates. Is there any way to add a progress bar to a custom script? Barring that, is...

Is there an easy way? If not, can anyone suggest an SQL DB editor?

I'm having the same problem (but the song number is larger) since installing the most recent beta (4.1.15.1815).

For me, the worst of these problems is finding the highlighted names when I have a lot (more than a few hundred) of files selected. A third (sortable) column with one of three entries: [blank]; duplicate; overly long
would work (or a button "Next Problem" (or similar wording)).