Okay, no, I haven't hit the return to factory settings. This isn't a huge issue for me, so I am not going to do that since I don't want to go back and set everything back the way I want it.

This is Chord Options Alt-F5. Most of the section I'm looking at has chords on Beat 1 and Beat 3. If I click on beat 1 of bar 1, the Chord Option dialog shows me what is selected and the Beat indicator shows Beat 1. Beat 1 is a G7.bp. Beat 3 is an Abdim.bpgs. When I click on Beat 3, however, the Chord Options dialog box continues to show Beat 1 and only Bass and Piano as selected, instead of Beat 3 with Bass, Piano, Guitar and Strings selected, as it should. So, it's not showing Beat 3.

If I click on Beat 1 of Bar 2, it again shows the proper check boxes.

If I am on Beat 3, and I press the "Next Bar" button, it goes to Beat 3 of the next bar. That may be right, I don't know, but if it were me, I'd want it at the first beat of the bar.

Now, this is getting weirder and weirder. I guess I'm going to have to do the factory reset, which I'm not pleased about. I HATE Windows 11!!!!!!!

Grrrr!

Let's start again. I did the Factory Reset. Opened my song. Bars 1-14 have modifiers, mostly .bpgs. On Beat 1 of any bar with that, I get Rest, and 'All Tracks Except' and Bass, Piano, Guitar and Strings are selected. Now, if I click on the chord that is on Beat 3 from the Chord Window, the Dialog box does not show Beat 3, it shows Beat 1. The Chord is not the chord on Beat 3, it's the Chord on Beat 1. But, if I click the Beat 3 button, it shows the correct chord and the correct buttons, but the first Beat of the next measure is highlighted.

So, at least on my computer, there is something wrong with this. As I said, this is an old song, as long as it plays correctly, I don't really care, but I'm putting this out there for PG Music to take a look at.

Gary

I'm blessed watching God do what He does best. I've had a few rough years, and I'm still not back to where I want to be, but I'm on the way and things are looking far better now than what they were!