Michael

Glad you came right :)

Hi Jim. Glad you finding OpenChords useful. Last I checked OpenChords worked on Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 and Linux Mint. These are the possible things to check: First I would recommend upgrading your churches windows version as Windows 7 updates end in Jan 2020, I'm personally not that fond of Window 10 but it is going to be supported for quite some time. First thing I would check is that dotnet 4.5 installed, as Windows 7 comes with dotnet 3.5 pre installed but not 4.5. To find out if its...

Hi Jim. Glad you finding OpenChords useful. Last I checked OpenChords worked on Windows 10. These are the possible things to check: First I would recommend upgrading your churches windows version as Windows 7 updates end in Jan 2020, I'm personally not that fond of Window 10 but it is going to be supported for quite some time. First thing I would check is that dotnet 4.5 installed, as Windows 7 comes with dotnet 3.5 pre installed but not 4.5. To find out if its installed you can use this thread https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/migration-guide/how-to-determine-which-versions-are-installed...

Hi Jim. Glad you finding OpenChords useful. Last I checked OpenChords worked on Windows 10. These are the possible things to check: First I would recommend upgrading your churches windows version as Windows 7 updates end in Jan 2020, I'm personally not that fond of Window 10 but it is going to be supported for quite some time. First thing I would check is that dotnet 4.5 installed, as Windows 7 comes with dotnet 3.5 pre installed but not 4.5. To find out if its installed you can use this thread https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/migration-guide/how-to-determine-which-versions-are-installed...

Hi Jim. Glad you finding OpenChords useful. Last I checked OpenChords worked on Windows 10. These are the possible things to check: First I would recommend upgrading your churches windows version as Windows 7 updates end in Jan 2020, I'm personally not that fond of Window 10 but it is going to be supported for quite some time. First thing I would check is that dotnet 4.5 installed, as Windows 7 comes with dotnet 3.5 pre installed but not 4.5. To find out if its installed you can use this thread https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/migration-guide/how-to-determine-which-versions-are-installed...

1) Nice idea. Think I'll try this in beta version rather than a full release and see what the response is before I put it into the mainstream product. You could also have multiple songs open at the same time this way :) 6) Nice idea. Will be difficult the first time around, for every other language its just a new XML file

Hi Mhar, If you looking for an app for your guitarists and other musicians you might find what you looking for with OpenChords (note I am the author and a bit biased). You can get it on sourceforce at https://sourceforge.net/projects/openchords/ You can even export your set to OpenSong when its ready :)

Hi Serg, Glad you finding OpenChords useful :) 1) How about this: I could add a stand alone editor and associate the .openchords file extension to work with OpenChords. A bonus would be to allow file drag and drop. Thoughts? 2) Good idea 3) I know your pain with variable width fonts but I haven't figured out a way to fix this. Another painful thing to work with is when people use TABS for chord placement. 4) I started a WebForms version of OpenChords but I suspended development. To host it you need...