Quoting Mark Harrison:

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1. The View Flagged add-in was acting strange earlier.  The scroll bar went down below the list window.  I could move through all the entried with the arrow keys, but I couldn't drag the slider to the bottom (or I couldn't see it being dragged).  I can't duplicate it.
2. The View Flagged add-in again.  The first entry in the list is empty, but it displays data below.

As I converted my collection to 3.0.2, I had to cope with ~130 Titles with no- or nonsense-converted UPCs. So, I loaded the unconverted flagset.lst, and started to type in missing UPCs.
Partially, I found better profiles in the online database - and rather downloaded the new profile, removing the old one from my collection afterwards.

However, the view flagged add-in started to show empty rows within this flagset. I didn't use the plug-in right from the start of the editing process. But I suspect it still reserves these rows for DVDs I removed from my collection.

Now, my question is: How can I get the program to re-generate the Unconverted UPC-List (or a similar list)? Didn't find where to do this, yet. And I assume this flagset list is generated only once when importing your old 2.x collection into the new 3.x version.

Note there's a use to having a feature like this: I have a HD-recorder and often buy movies only after having them seen on free TV or PPV. Then, there are movies yet not published on DVD that come up later. So, I create according profiles to add my database as offline profiles, replacing them later by online profiles or adding them later on as new contributions.

Quoting namecaps1:

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However, the view flagged add-in started to show empty rows within this flagset. I didn't use the plug-in right from the start of the editing process. But I suspect it still reserves these rows for DVDs I removed from my collection.

Now, my question is: How can I get the program to re-generate the Unconverted UPC-List (or a similar list)? Didn't find where to do this, yet. And I assume this flagset list is generated only once when importing your old 2.x collection into the new 3.x version.

If I understand correctly, then the "empty" rows should occur because the program resorts the list after you made the first change. You can use Collection|Sort By|Flagged First to get them back to the top.

There should be no need to re-generate the list (you hopefully still have the original), upon reloading the program will not flag the ones that have already been corrected.