Cuelist repots

Cormac,

Cuelists that aren't attached to pages can still be fired as virtual masters, either manually or by using comment macros. I would make sure that you aren't calling any of the lists this way before you delete them.

On the Hog 2, the syntax for firing a virtual cuelist from a comment macro is:
>L#
where # is the cuelist number.

I hope this helps.

Thanks tom,
I do have several cue's that are fired by comment macro's but i have renamed them so to avoid the possibility of deleating them in the cuelist directory.
If you have another minute maybe you can tell me exactly the scenario regarding merging show's from IPC console mode II to Hog II and vice versa.
I have had some issues lately where i've tried to merge show's from IPC to Hog II without much success,error message is usually on the Hog II and says something like,"wrong platform".I understand wrong platform.
I'm doing several festival 's this summer where due to load in timings i don't arrive until the day of festival and want to be able to merge focus palletes in to my IPC and sometimes show info into festival consoles.
Can i still do this ?or is there a workaround like loading it into hog PC first?

Kind regards Cormac

Cormac,

Are you loading into a Wholehog II console or is it one of the Jands Hog consoles that run the Hog 2 operating system?

The Jands Hogs can have problems importing keystroke macros that were recorded in Hog 2PC or on a Wholehog II console.

If you are trying to load the show on a Wholehog II console I wouldn't expect you to have any problems. If this is the case, can you let me know what software version the console is running?

Thanks.

Hi tom,
I was trying to load into a Hog II last week without any joy,not anywhere near that Hog II now but will have to do again at some point soon i'm sure,
Will let you know Hog II software version next time,

Regards C

Tom,
Using Hog II PC, how can I get it to print to my networked printer? can't seem to figure out the postscript/pcl thing.
reply to my email if you can.

Dave Schulman
davelite@davelite.com