I downloaded their trial version and had a quick look at the files in the installer (using Debian). It's a .NET app, looks to be written in Visual Basic .NET and uses an access database. I used the "mdbtools" suite to look at the database structure. It's pretty simple.<br>
CREATE TABLE [Categories]<br> (<br> [Category1] Text (200)<br>);<br><br>CREATE TABLE [Songs]<br> (<br> [Title] Text (200), <br> [Author] Text (200), <br> [Publisher] Text (200), <br> [Copyright] Text (200), <br> [SongKey] Text (100), <br> [Lyrics] Memo/Hyperlink (255), <br> [Category] Text (200), <br> [PlayOrder] Memo/Hyperlink (255), <br> [ProjectorDisplayTemplate] Memo/Hyperlink (255), <br> [Transition] Memo/Hyperlink (255), <br> [Notes] Memo/Hyperlink (255), <br> [CCLINumber] Text (100), <br> [HymnalNumber] Text (100), <br> [User1] Memo/Hyperlink (255), <br> [User2] Memo/Hyperlink (255), <br> [PrintFormat] Memo/Hyperlink (255), <br> [DisplayFormat] Memo/Hyperlink (255), <br> [ShowTitleAuthorCopyrightOn] Text (510), <br> [RecordID] Long Integer NOT NULL, <br> [CreationDate] DateTime, <br> [PRJsUseDefault] Text (200)<br>);<br><br>CREATE TABLE [UsageTracking]<br> (<br> [UseType] Text (100), <br> [UseQuantity] Long Integer, <br> [UseDate] DateTime, <br> [RecordID] Long Integer, <br> [PrimaryKey] Long Integer<br>);<br><br>CREATE TABLE [RecordID]<br> (<br> [NextRecordID] Long Integer NOT NULL<br>);<br><br>
I don't know if Fedora has the mdbtools package, but if it does, you should be able to extract the songs using mdb-extract or mdb-sql (or maybe mdb-tables). As for importing them into OpenLP, you might be able to convert the songs into OpenLyrics format for importing.<br>