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I have never used anything other than paper but some friends of mine use an i-pad and have a scrolling programme. You have to set the tempo (in B.P.M.) of the piece for it to scroll at the right speed. I find it a/ hard to read (I really like my bold print A4 paper) and b/ difficulty knowing where I am when I have looked away as the place I was looking has moved.
Roger
Roger, my two choices are Love Song and Lullaby.
Hi and welcome to the Forum.
As everyone else can add songs and you cannot, it is not a general problem so you will have to be a little more specific to enable us to help you. Please state, step by step, what you are doing so we know where the difficulty lies.
Roger
That is a bummer. I bet your buddies were disappointed with no music from the minstrel after day one.
Roger
I have moved your post here as this is an 'About Chordie' subject.
This is known and is being looked at, thanks for the report.
Roger
OK thanks I will pass this on. 
A Happy Canada Day wish to all the Canadians on Chordie from sunny Portugal.
Roger
John, I will ask you the same as Pamesposito. Do you have any apostrophies or anything other than letters and numbers in your song books name? Apparently this can cause a problem and as mine is "Roger's Songbook" it is causing my difficulty.
Roger
Pamesposito, do you have any apostrophies or anything other than letters and numbers in your song books name? Apparently this can cause a problem and as mine is "Roger's Songbook" it is causing my difficulty.
Roger
There appears to be a bug here too, I will contact Per about this also.
Roger
I have just completed the old dodge of clearing cookies and restarting windows but no good I am afraid. I can get as far as here:
but then I cannot change what songbook to move it to nor move to the "Temp (79)" shown. I can click on the arrow beside "Test book (9)" to select another songbook and move away from this page but nothing within the actual 'move song' contol box works.
Roger
Sorry, you are right. Not wanting to actually move a song I did not try to complete the operation before my previous reply. There does appear to be a bug here so I have reported it to Per who will no doubt sort it as soon as he gets time.
Thank you for pointing this out.
Roger
You have to select the song/songs that you want to move first (tick box to left of song title).
Roger
Please read this for info:
https://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic … 69#p192869
If you look down the right hand side of the song (photo below) you will see the number of versions and use the plus and minus to view the different versions. Please rate them.
I hope that helps.
Roger
Graham, I had never heard this song before and really enjoyed it. It was only when I was writing my comment that I noticed it is an original of yours so super well done to you and your band.
Roger
Good one Mojo, award yourself some extra pickles for that. 
Roger
Hi there and welcome to the Forum.
Chordie is a search engine and there are no songs stored here so we cannot edit them (only you can edit one that is in your Songbook). If you look below of the song you will see:
Important: The song above is NOT stored on the Chordie server. The original song is hosted at www.guitartabs.cc. Chordie works as a search engine and provides on-the-fly formatting. Chordie does not index songs against artists'/composers' will. To remove this song please click here.
Please contact 'guitartabs', or the original writer, and point the error out to them.
At the very bottom of the page is the comment 'Please improve this page' and if you click on the 'add comment' you can point this error out to any other Chordie Members that look at this song.
Thank you,
Roger
Well done Julian and congratulations on your graduation.
I understand that your grandpa, who is obviously very proud of you, is teaching you guitar; a great hobby, which helps you get invites to all the best parties and something that impresses the ladies so keep it up.
Roger
Welcome to Chordie 832F,
I also did some checking and found some old Sampson guitars for sale but nothing about Samson guitars.
Roger
Open the song and click on the printer icon to the top right of the song - indicated below:
Roger
Has Mojo converted from pickles to English tea and cakes???
I saw this the other day and had a little chuckle to myself:
Roger
Hi Bill,
No need to worry about this. There have been many changes but they are behind the scenes and Chordie should look, and behave, pretty much as she always does. The biggest thing that we Moderators have noticed is that there is far less spam getting through.
The main reason for announcing a major change is so that Per can get 'bug' reports then, if anything is not working as it should, he can set to putting it right.
Roger
Hi Jim,
I may be a 'bug' so I have referred it to Per.
Roger
As I stated before, it's hard to come here and NOT learn something.
Bill
Bill, no the chord progression you would not know, but the chords likely to be used you should know; and experience, along with your musical ear, would give you a good idea as to which to use.
In the key of E. the major chords are E, A and B (often a 7th); the relative minor chord is C#m and secondary minor chords are F#m and G#m (which are the relative minor chords for A and B respectively). OK, occasionally some songs will have other chords thrown in but these will be the exception.
Here is a chart I give all my students to guide them:
Roger
Russel Hitchcock from Air Supply does the same I was fascinated watching his playing when I was learning 'All Out Of Love'.
Getting back to Bill's point, I have jammed with lefties before and have had no problem watching and following them. When you know the key, you know the common chords used and watching a lefty is like looking in a mirror at yourself playing (the way I learnt to play chords without getting into weird positions to see where my fingers were ). However having the music does make things a whole lot easier.
Roger
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