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Howdy Bill!  Dondra too !!!

It happened to me also.... that thing when you get wordy with your response and wind up logged out before you get to hit the submit button.  So this is my second try at this just shorter....
Http://www.18002526123.com/productdocuments/AV1000.pdf

I think you can glean enough good info from this manual to get it done.... and if not, I'm e-mailable and have a copy stored locally so we could get our heads together and figure it out.

Peace & Love
Doug

Good to hear Zurf!  It's really been awhile since we've seen a post from him, and sometimes have to wonder if the Family is OK. There are others that come to mind that have been MIA of recent time,

Hope to hear from him in the near future & get filled in on his musical adventures etc.

Yup. you can post lyrics (we call 'em "poems" without music in Poetry), Poems with music (scores or chords) in Songwriting, and your recordings/links to vids (for comments or "bragging rights") in My Local Band & Me.  Wander around a bit and you will become familiar with the general contents of all the sections, but if you should misplace one.... we are awfully forgiving and the Moderator for the section will likely move it to the more appropriate section and let you know why.

The only thing that we are particularly picky about is that songs posted in the Forums should be "original" work, and that commercial (as in selling something) links are Verboten.  We try to enforce copyrights as much as possible, and by publishing your own stuff here on Chordie, you actually give provenance to your ownership of your composition(s) should need arise to support yourself against infringement.  Videos and recordings of "covers" are OK as long as the original composer or artist is mentioned.

I check out his blog once in awhile..... but his last posting on it was the 12th of the month.  Sounded a little down by my reading, but hopeful things will improve.  My guess is that Dondra is still having issues and Bill is doing best as can to stay supportive and keeping up with his daily "chores", which might not leave much free time for other activities.

We keep them in our prayers, and look forward to hearing from them when it is convenient on their end.

Well this was a good topic for discussion you came up with Scott.  At this moment (mid to late afternoon on a Monday) there are around 300 folks wandering around the site getting the information/music/educational stuff they were looking for, without feeling a need to reach out and ask for assistance.  To me that says "Chordie is doing a fair to middling job of doing exactly what it was intended".

On the other hand you DO have Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and such services filling the Social Networking Role(s), much as they were intended to(as Seinfield would say "not that there's anything wrong with that")..... not so much "my thing" but for the younger folks out there "right-on!".
We remember when Bulletin Boards were the social-networking venue, but these days Forums are more perceived as the "help/support" section as opposed to the "chat room", so I'm not overly concerned about the "tides of contributions".

I assume you are using the (native) edge browser that packs with Win 10..... you might have had something like ad block plus running in your old version and it did not automatically retain that with the new install.  See if it is available for you and give that a try (it sure seems to stop ads everywhere else).

Looking forward to the stories, photos, and videos after (or during).....

PAARRRTTTTEEEEEEEEEEEE OOOOONNNNN !!!!

PS: Be safe and Have FUN !
Wishin' we wuz there........ (sigh).
Doug

Kevin,  Sounds like you got yourself pretty well set up..... and especially the pre-emptive bauble part!

You will have so much FUN!!!!  Getting familiar with the toys and goodies.  But don't overlook the good set of headphones, so you can practice without driving the neighbors batty.  Also useful when sitting in the evenings tweaking your recordings and merging tracks or laying down your own "backing tracks".  There is a section here on Chordie devoted especially to Recording with info about software and even a directory for getting back-up musicians if you've a hankering to get elaborate.  Russell Harding (the section Moderator) is a virtual "Gold Mine" of info and has posted many vids of his stuff in sort of a tutorial fashion for the benefit of Chordians everywhere.

Enjoy, and above all drop by once in awhile & let us know how and what you are doing.

Doug

Welcome to Chordie!

I think your post was moved here from another section because the answer to your particular question/problem  has been at least partially addressed somewhere in this "About Chordie" section.

You might want to read through a few topics and see if any of the earlier posts might contain the solution.  If not, then we will need a bit more information from you, such as the device you are using (mobile, tablet,PC, Mac, etc), Operating system & browser (including version), type and model printer (for possible software issues)...... and maybe one of our "techie gurus" can come up with an easy fix for you.

California Jam 1975 (?) San Bernadino,  one of my "lost weekends"..... good show and a great memory (the little I still have).  I especially remember the hangover and sunburn, and ELP!

Welcome back to the Forums Kodiak!!  Nice to have another Northwesterner among us.

Don't envy you the commute though..... every time you step off the plane to be wearing entirely the wrong wardrobe. 
Not one to talk though, I'm that "socks and sandals" guy.  You know knit watch cap, hoodie, shorts, wool socks and.... yes, sandals (as long as the slush isn't too deep).  Check in more often as there's a good bunch of folks hanging around.

Welcome to Chordie!!

See, already you are beginning to feel right at home..... there is a fine bunch of folks (like you) hanging about the forums and I'm sure you will make friends quickly.  You might mention more specifically where you can be found on your weekend jams, we've plenty of members within reasonable distance of you that might drop in for a pint and few tunes.

Not advocating drinking and driving, you know, but we have visions of efficient public transport that doesn't feel adverse to musicians traveling with instruments (properly cased of course, as an an exposed instrument on public transport might cause some grief or concern).    The view from this side of the pond may be blurry though.

Welcome aboard!!