I think that's the case, but I can only speculate. Reason why is that there were some that I hadn't modified that look like they came from his logs (that he hadn't updated or needed to update

Someone can correct me, but I believe the original logs were adapted from Jerry H's site. OTRR members would update them as they came across new info and create new logs for newly discovered programs.

Thanks.

A few pictures of how I have the database program now. Quite a bit of it is still rough, because I was really the only one using this, so I can handle a little rough around the edges. Still have some

A database program for OTR shows. Desktop application, not a web based one. Look up say Dragnet, you'll get air dates, episode number, episode names and if it exists or not (or at least believed to

So again, what is Otter please?

That I do not plan on having, unless someone wants to help with that. Mainly for the reason you state, it wasn't forgiving. It was very opinionated and even as a frequent Otter user, I hardly used

If we do Otter-driven file mgmt/renaming (local file changes), please make it forgiving, aka temp files that can be manually managed.

To me, the benefits of using SQL versus SQLite are very, very small considering this isn't a web app dealing with many, many concurrent queries or being used even within a LAN and getting all of those

I guess that a version of SQL is out of the question. It seems that SQL could bring things up to date. Bill On 2/6/2023 6:35 PM, Wild West Designs wrote:

A big thank you Even for doing this. Really looking forward to seeing what you come up with. Jim

Big fan of Otter here. Unfortunately, it is 32 bit, so that does present it with a limited life span. I have been working on a version. I'm trying to decide on the best way forward. I have written

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It definitely works if you have a Reddit account already. I clicked the link and was able to then click Join on the landing page. ~ Alicia

This sounds strange. I created my account a couple years ago and thought it was just a matter of creating a username and password. Then I could browse through and find interesting communities. Maybe

Anyone have any tips for joining Reddit? I too tried some time ago and was not successful. Not sure why. Thanks ef

Thank you for letting me know that. Perhaps I will try to join again even though my first attempt did not succeed. Larry Yes, you do have to create aReddit account. You can then join any number of

Yes, you do have to create a Reddit account. You can then join any number of groups, or communities. I think the platform skews younger than Facebook so should get a different set of