I'd just like to interject here with a public announcement. I'd like to announce the presentation of our newly created "Drama Queen" award to our poor unsuspecting Greg Keogh. I think everyone here will agree that Greg is the deserving recipient of this highly prestigious award.
This award will be presented at a future, yet to be determined date, along with a comforting "There there" pat on the shoulder. Please join me in congratulating Greg for this acheivement. <claps> cheers, Stephen p.s. Anyone who needs a thesaurus to accurately describle his pain deserves to be acknowledged! p.p.s It's Friday On Fri, Mar 25, 2011 at 1:07 PM, Greg Keogh <g...@mira.net> wrote: > Hi Ken, I wasn’t very clear, but strangely enough, my old Win2003 DC was my > “jukebox”, not a client machine. It did nothing all day, so I used the vast > spare disc space and idle CPU time for something useful: calming my ragged > nerves with soothing music. > > > > I even looked inside the 140MB WMDB file to see if it was some recognisable > or tolerably simple format that I could knock up some code to read, but it’s > really messy. I can’t see an easy way of reconstructing the original lists > with their ratings. Does anyone know what sort of DB format it is that holds > the music player lists? > > > > I have a Word document with a reminder list of all the things I need to > save and do when upgrading machines, but saving my music lists and ratings > was missing. I won’t forget again will I? > > > > Cheers, > > Greg >
