Whether you have an older version of the software with a single purchase license or you have our subscription service, logging out and back into your software will remove the watermark and allow your heart rate to return to normal. When you log in, your software license identifies your organization and keeps track of your renewal date. If you are on a monthly subscription plan, you will receive an updated license each month. Annual plans will, of course, receive a new license yearly. If your computer is not connected to the internet when that license renews, your EasyWorship software still sees the old license making it seem as if your subscription has expired. In most cases, simply clicking on Help > Register Products is enough to refresh the license, as shown below.
At the top of the register window, you will see a description of your licensing option and the upcoming renewal of your subscription. For older purchases, you will see that you own a campus or single projector license.
If you see an expiration message instead of the green manage icon, you will need to disconnect and log back in to pick up your new license. Be sure you are connected to the internet when you do this!
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Determining which songs are duplicates can be tricky, and some people intentionally make duplicate songs. Adding an automatic duplicate deleter would leave a lot our users with a foul experience.Have you tried Ctrl+Clicking the songs in the Library and clicking the delete button?
Thanks Raoul. I seem to have triple the size of my original songs (each song has at least 2 duplicates) I have around 1000 original songs, and now with duplicates, about 3000. Its bad and long enough to wait for OLP scan through the song database whilst it determines the duplicates. To then go through clicking each of these duplicate songs for deletion is just an impossible task I want to go through. I built up these duplicates every time I transfer/import my Easyworship songs to OLP, since OLP has no selectable function to disregard same name/title/duplicate song when importing from other sources! I'll probably just live with the headache of having the duplicates.
When I use it, I click the description screen Next button and immediately my computer registers that OpenLP is not responding. (I might have some screens wrong. I'm currently leaving OpenLP running to see if it sorts itself out. and I'll update this comment if it ever does get itself sorted. Or maybe I'll have to force quit it once again and then I'll be able to update the names of the menus and screens.
This is the fourth attempt at using this 'wizard'. The OpenLP not responding message has occurred on each previous occasion, but I haven't been able to leave it running for more than about 15 minutes at a time. I don't know if this message would or should appear only whilst OpenLp is trawling through the list of songs to determine which songs are duplicates.
More comments having finally got through the 400 odd 'duplicates' - Once there is only one song left it could take it and advance to the next duplicate (maybe optional) - Rearrange songs when you have 7 'duplicates' but they are actually 4 different songs PLEASE: - Can we have a way of stopping and coming back to it later?
I had a set of 7 'duplicates'From memory they were something like ABCBDDA (each letter representing a real song)To figure that the two end ones were actually identical was harder than it needed to be (even when I'd dropped middle duplicates out - because you can't actually see all that many songs side by side). It's probably a rare enough case that it's not worth lots of effort, but it was suffici