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	Why was Java used rather than C, which is used for most applications? Java was chosen as the same program executable will run on any platform that has a Java runtime environment. So often you hear people wishing that a program available on one platform was available on theirs. It is double the effort to maintain a program for two separate platforms and even mors so for true multi-platforms. With recent improvements in the runtime environments and increase in processor speeds, program response is quickly approaching that of platform compiled programs. I cannot seem to re-install Your MusicDB. What should I do? Select Un-install Your MusicDB from the Special menu in the program.  This will remove all data and configuration files created on your PC when the program was first executed.  None of your data files, databases, cover images, etc., or the program files will be affected.  A DeleteInfo.txt is saved in your installation directory showing you the status of the removal process.  It also contains instructions for completely un-installing Your MusicDB from your PC. If you have not completely un-installed Your MusicDB, the installer will be invoked when the program is next executed and the above files will be restored. How do I re-use a track note for the same song on other albums? Notes are designed to be a free form text area for albums, song tracks and personal items. Except for tracks, one would seldom re-use any specific text (notes). There is a trick to re-using track notes. 1) create the notes for a song track on the first album. 2) Delete that song track on the second album. 3) Load the second album into the Album Maintenance window. 4) Click on the Load Tracks From Albums 5) Load the first album in the source table and move it to the destination table. 6) Click OK to return to the Album Maintenance window to re-position the track if needed. 7) re-sequence the tracks if needed.