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  1. I had this problem a year or so ago and I'm trying to remember what I figured out about it. Did you use the "load CD audio tracks" command in the file menu? If not, try that. If you did use that and it didn't work, I'd recommend trying (just a sample, don't do them all until you find something that works!) copying one of the CD tracks to your hard disk, then loading into EScribe. I think it's one of these two methods that worked for me. Good luck!
  2. The files I'm attempting to load are .WMA files. I've tried so many things, including the latest version, that at this point I really don't remember what the problem was with the latest version, but I think it was the same. If I do get a file to look like it's loading, the duration reads 0:00, and when I try to play it, nothing is there. After messing around with the new version, I looked for comments here and saw suggestions to load the old version because it's less buggy. Since I've been successful with that on my other computer, I tried to go back to it. Still no go. Meanwhile, on the computer I've been successfully transcribing on using EScribe, now if I go into the "recover old files" window and recover a file, it comes up with a duration of 0:00! What's going on?
  3. I've been successfully using Express Scribe for a couple of years on one computer and am now in need of setting it up on my laptop, as I'll be dislocated from my home office for several days beginning tomorrow. I downloaded the newest version onto my laptop, had problems with it and then read that others suggested using 4.02 instead, so I removed the new program and downloaded 4.02. The program seems to have installed fine. HOWEVER, I can't get it to load any files! I have put some dictation files into a folder which I can select from the "load dictation files" command. I can see the files listed in the window and I can select them, but when I click "load," nothing happens. The files do not appear in the EScribe window. I have all the file types checked in the list box for those, so that shouldn't be the problem. At one point when I was trying different things I managed to get one (but only one) file to appear in the EScribe window as though it had loaded, but the duration of the file was shown as 0:00, and when I tried to play it I got nothing. The file did definitely contain dictation. Does anyone have any ideas of why this would be happening or, more importantly, how I can get the program to load properly? I'm a bit desperate, having spent hours on this already. BTW, my computer is running on Windows XP. Thanks in advance!
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