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"What really 'knocks off' my socks are two new features:
bar code scanning of inventory, music library, and uniforms, and
extensive global email functions
It is simply amazing to see how powerful bar code scanning can be once you have put official tags on instruments and their cases. The global email capabilities can significantly speed up communication with parents and students."

John Kuzmich
SBO Magazine
May 2001

"WinBand [and WinChoir] is an easy-to-use set of pre-defined databases for sorting and tracking all band activities. For Band Directors who have struggled setting up their own databases to track all items (and never got around to finishing the job) or for those thinking about computerizing their record keeping, strong consideration should be given to this program."

BD Guide
March/April 1995

WinEnsemble© 2.1c

Features

WinEnsemble© 2.1c will help you solve the nightmare of scheduling solo and ensemble festivals. Designed for maximum flexibility, the user is able to make complete schedules and reports on practically an unlimited number of entries and judges, including two day events!

Here's what the program can do for you!

Automatic Scheduling of Solos and Ensembles
Resolves Student and Accompanist conflicts
Flexible Start, Break, Event Interval Times
Random or Specific Time Scheduling
Automatic Matching of Event Type to Judge
Event Codes Pre-programmed for Texas UIL Codes or can be Altered as Needed
Improved Logic for One or Two Day Festivals
Pre-formatted Reports for Judge, School and Master List
Labels for Comment Sheets and Schools
Imports Student Data from Our Other Programs or to .txt Files
On-Screen Help
Microsoft® Windows® 95, 98 and 2000 Compatible
System Requirements:
- Pentium 166 processor or higher
- 32+ MB RAM
- Microsoft® Windows® 95 or higher
- 20+ MB hard disk space
- CD-ROM drive
- Video card that supports greater than 256 colors
- Color monitor
- Laser or inkjet printer
- Mouse
- While Macintosh® versions are not available, programs may run on multi-platform PowerMacs and the G3/G4.

Screen Shots

These demonstrative screen shots are intended to give you an idea of what the program looks like in general terms. The program does much more than what a simple, static screen shot can convey!

The following is the initial screen you will see when you run the WinEnsemble© program. WinEnsemble© Lite is very similar.

Click each button to view different screen shots. Each will open in another browser window so you can view and close that window to return here.

Create a folder on your C: Drive named "WELite" (without the quotes)
Download both Disk1 and Disk2 directly into your new "WELite" folder
After downloading both files above, use Explorer or My Computer to browse to your new "WELite" folder where you will find two self-extracting zip files named welite1.exe and welite2.exe
Double-click each file - welite1.exe first then welite2.exe second (they will automatically create 2 new subfolders named Disk1 and Disk2 respectively)
Now look inside the Disk1 subfolder, and find and double-click on Setup.exe (this will activate the setup process and install WinEnsemble Lite)

If the setup program halts during the installation, there is probably a conflict with another program you have running. If there is a problem, follow these instructions:

Restart your computer (to start fresh)
Press CTRL+ALT+DEL and choose Task Manager
Look under the Applications tab, and if any applications (other than Systray or Explorer) are displayed, click on each one and then click the 'End Task' button. Do not close Systray or Explorer because Windows needs these files to operate properly.
Once all applications (besides Systray and Explorer) are closed, run 'Setup.exe' again from the Disk1 directory.

Mailing Address:

Bart Ghent
LBG Enterprises
534 Mattie Lane
Lake Dallas, TX 75065