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I merged your new thread in with this one.

I can't see any objection.

Yeah, like the Puritans' code: "Profane no Divine ordinance. Touch no State matters. Urge no healths. Pick no quarrels. Encourage no vice. Repeat no grievances. Reveal no secrets. Maintain no ill opinions. Make no comparisons. Keep no bad company. Make no long meals. Lay no wagers."

Chapter 8 PL OK!

And here I thought you were taking time off to work on other things. I guess you did take a couple days off.

Thanks for the info about the non-info of the compiler. I'll set this up shortly.

Stab in the dark here: I wonder if this isn't a memory issue, but an actual space within the track issue.

Go into Preferences / Tracks / Tracks behaviors. Is the box "Editing a clip can move other clips" checked? If not, check it.

EDIT: Barleyguy beat me to it.

Thank you! The DPL will be along to listen to these.

Preclaim for Project 20423: The Outermost House (I'm not sure if I already preclaimed this or not) https://librivox.org/uploads/covers/outermosthouse_2403.zip It's preclaimed, but we cannot do anything with the zip file until the project is cataloged -- or at the very earliest, when the Archive pag...

5:24 - "'I will lend you money and obtain ships,' he said, thinking the while..." - "he said" is missing. It has ""'I will lend you money and obtain ships,' thinking the while..." (This might be confusing for the listener, not knowing the quote ended, but your voic...

I assigned section 14.

Moved to On Hold Project Proposals. Post in it when you're ready for it.

Just yesterday there was a new group project posted for an Angela Brazil book. It makes sense to not have two similar books, by the same author, running at the same time. It dilutes the reader pool for both projects, leading to both of them taking longer than if they were run separately. Do you stil...

You're welcome.

Betsy added as DPL!

I've put you in, and I'm moving this to Going Solo.

I don't know, and I hope someone is able to help.

I'm replying so you know you've been seen.

By the way, does anyone know what is meant by a salamander in this context(chapter 36 mentions it)? 4: an article used in connection with fire: such as a: a cooking utensil for browning a food (such as pastry or pudding) b: a portable stove c: a cooking device with an overhead heat source like a br...