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      Jan 06, 2009 04:31PM
    
     Not sure if this is the correct place, (and it's probably been addressed somewhere, but I could not find the post). I've noticed that when I manually add a book, even though I often have more than one author (author, translator), when I push save, it comes back up again with only the first author. So then if I "edit" the book immediately, I can add the second author (translator, editor), but it did not "save" from when I did this the first time; everything else (i.e. page numbers, publisher, publication date,etc.)is saved. Is this a glitch or am I doing something wrong? It has happened to me several times. Sort of frustrating to have to do that part twice.
      Not sure if this is the correct place, (and it's probably been addressed somewhere, but I could not find the post). I've noticed that when I manually add a book, even though I often have more than one author (author, translator), when I push save, it comes back up again with only the first author. So then if I "edit" the book immediately, I can add the second author (translator, editor), but it did not "save" from when I did this the first time; everything else (i.e. page numbers, publisher, publication date,etc.)is saved. Is this a glitch or am I doing something wrong? It has happened to me several times. Sort of frustrating to have to do that part twice.
    
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   I've posted this in the bugs folder in the feedback group. I don't feel like I'm getting anywhere with it, so please go say that you've noticed this also. This is the thread. Thanks!
      I've posted this in the bugs folder in the feedback group. I don't feel like I'm getting anywhere with it, so please go say that you've noticed this also. This is the thread. Thanks!

