Deleting mistakes from My Songs

We have found the My Songs list records our mistakes. Is there a way of deleting them? Right now we have popping up 3 versions of This Is My Father's World. Is the My Songs List a record of all the songs we have put into the program or is it to be our list of Songs we want to reuse? If it's the later, how do we accomplish this? Thanks for your help. Bud Haskell

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Spencer McKimson

There is a way to remove songs from the 'My songs' list however this is only available in the beta version. When using the beta version, just right click the song in the list you would like to remove and click 'remove song from list'.

Bud Haskell

So, what do you do if your're not using the beta version? Do we have the choice of which versions we may use?

Spencer McKimson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/568401#Comment_568401

I would suggest trying out the beta version to see if you like it; it is available here :http://community.logos.com/forums/t/80483.aspx

If you do not like the beta, then just delete the songs you want to while using the beta, and then revert to using the current version. I should also tell you that both the beta and current versions of Proclaim can be installed on the same machine side-by-side (However only one version can run at a time).

Bud Haskell

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/568434#Comment_568434

Thank you Spencer. Why the choice of versions?

Bud Haskell

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/568461#Comment_568461

I did download the beta version and removed the songs. Thanks. It worked well.

Spencer McKimson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/568470#Comment_568470

I am glad to hear that everything is working correctly.

Drew Hannay

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/568461#Comment_568461

Thank you Spencer. Why the choice of versions?

Lots of companies (Logos included) will release beta versions of their software for the purpose of letting a smaller set of users test out new features or bug fixes before forcing the entire userbase to use the new version. In many cases, beta versions have had less testing, are a little buggier, etc. Beta users are generally encouraged to provide extra testing or feedback on new features or fixes so that when the beta version is "promoted to stable" and given to the entire userbase, it will have had much more extensive testing than if the company were to just test it internally.

Bud Haskell

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/568485#Comment_568485

Thanks for the great explanation. I now understand.