Greetings from an icy cold Great Britain. For the last six months, a member of our church choir has been sending me weekly e-mails of the words of all the hymns and psalms for the Sunday morning services.
Where a hymn is repeated, I am told to refer to my compact flash card on which I store the hymns at the end of each service, after the organ out-voluntary, moving them there from the "Downloads" folder. Today, however, I have found one hymn, "Christ Triumphant, Ever Reigning", missing altogether, and, more curious still, the hymn beginning "As the Deer Pants for the Waterbrooks" shorn of its first verse. The file, called "Hymns", is stored in a folder called "Hotel" on the compact flash card, and it is currently forty-nine thousand characters long. Can this have something to do with the disappearance of text on a compact flash card, or do you think that the card is faulty in some way? All other folders on it are intact and unsullied. All suggestions gratefully received. Many thanks in advance. Warm regards, Jim Taylor.
