Thank you. I am so proud of my little self! I'm glad I could help.
Now...your next question....Re: dating your collection.
There are THREE types of dates in DL3.
1. The Release date of the item. (imported from Amazon)
2. The Creation date (ie when you added it to your DL3 database.)
2. The Purchase date (which defaults to same as the Creation date unless you edit it)
The Delicious Library team are, to my knowledge, US based, so I imagine that they will naturally use the common US date format of Month/Day/Year.
The 'Purchase Date' is the date when you add it to your collection. You can change ANY part of this date individually, ie day, month or year, but you can'r seem to change the format. I suspect this is REGION based, based on the settings on your computer.
(I'm in the UK so it seems to give me the UK format in this field.)
I'm confused about the Release date format. I imagined at first that, as it is part of the data looked up by DL3 on Amazon, that DL3 would import the Release date details from the particular Amazon database that you have searched in. ie If you located it in Amazon US, it will import in US date format. (or Amazon UK etc.....)
However....Editing the Release date: I have just tried this, and if I type in 02/03/1971, it adds it in the format 02 Mar 1971. BUT... If I go into my iMac's SYSTEM PREFERENCES and change my LANGUAGE & REGION from UK to USA (and therefore this changes the DATE format), if I then repeat the exercise, DL3 now accepts the date 02/03/1971 differently, and inserts it as 03 Mar 1971.
So, from the above info, you can tell that I'm not yet sure on that detail....
If you don't know the day and month of each 'release date' which I guess is the case for CDs LPs books etc., then you can either ignore the fact that DL3 shows this info, or if you have loads of time on your hands, you could make a habit of changing this for all items to 01 Jan (and the year)
Are you in the USA?
I DID find this previous question on DL Forum, which might help but the answers are complex and I am taking my time wading through them in gumboots: :-)
https://getsatisfaction.com/delicious...
Once again, I hope this helps you.
Best regards, David