I've toyed with the idea of creating a setlist text file right from a windows explorer directory, so I tried this.
Use shift right mouse button over the directory window then 'open command prompt here'
type this in the command window
dir /b > setlist.txt (this creates a text file with the filenames only (no date and time created, filesize etc.)
Move this file via dropbox and dropsync into the Lyric pad setlist directory.
However, when i try to open it in Lyric Pad, the little blue boxes at the LHS don't show, and I can topen the songs. I've looked at the file in notepad++ to see all the control characters etc, and it looks fine. Could this be an encoding issue? I've tried notepad, notepad++ and microsoft word, with no success. I've tried textpad, and document properties for a working setlist look identical to the one I created using the above technique. Any ideas?
Thanks
Andy (Happy Lyric Pad user for several years)
btw I've attached two setlist files renamed to jpg extension NI2 works NI3 doesn't..
