Unless I'm missing it or there is a work around, is there a way to select "skip this update" for all updated profiles listed for download?  I never found it in previous versions of DVD Pro and think this would save ALOT of effort. 

Right now all one can do is check "Select None" for all but that is lame because these updates will come back to haunt you the next time you click on Refresh Updated DVD Profiles.

Having just transitioned to Ver 3.0 and the new database, I'm encountering the same high volume of profile updates to process with the import of my prior db back-up from v2.4. I Select None and process as many as I can stomach at one time and come back for more later.

I'm hoping to finish tonight at which point I will be looking at Locking or Partially Locking my entire collection as it stands now.

I really have to assume there is a major problem with including this select all feature for Skip this Update in the past as it would appear to be a no brainer to me.

Any further info people?

Think you're not reading me correctly ya_shin. Firstly, not opening the window leaves the problem for another time when further updates may accumulate.  I have over 900 titles.  That's just "sweeping it under the rug" for the present and creating more work for myself in the future.

Additionally, as I stated I'm aware of selecting Check None but that only excludes those titles (ALL of them in this case) from the present download. They will all show up again in the next! 

What we need is something whereby you may select ALL titles listed in the download for the action: Skip this Update.

I'm sorry but I thought I was clear here.

Quoting marcelb7:

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I had the same thing, about 800+ updates on the first check. So I rightclicked a few hundred times and selected 'skip this update'.

Time consuming, yes. Problem, no.

Well, that is a problem.  I don't have time to sit and fiddle with right clicking several hundred profiles every couple of days.  There's no reason I can see why the 'Skip All Unchanged' can't be expanded to also allow 'Skip All'.

Quoting m.cellophane:

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So are you saying if I want to check 25 now and leave *gulp* 1500 for later I can uncheck all of the boxes first, then look at 25, do the update...and then the next time I go in, those 1500 will still show up?

Yes, this is what the select none is mostly useful for. I have been doing it this way for a long while. I think the option was introduced in Profiler 2.4 or 2.3.

Quoting TomGaines:

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Quoting m.cellophane:

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So are you saying if I want to check 25 now and leave *gulp* 1500 for later I can uncheck all of the boxes first, then look at 25, do the update...and then the next time I go in, those 1500 will still show up?

Yes, this is what the select none is mostly useful for. I have been doing it this way for a long while. I think the option was introduced in Profiler 2.4 or 2.3.

Where have I been? Can't believe I missed this. Thanks!

I just checked and I have 3,884 updates now. 

I keep every thing locked except the wish list since i;ll probablely never buiy most of then.
I had over 4,500 it said had to updated. I checked a few dozen most were wrong the and most of the rest production date which was the same as I had. I usually have 100 or so updates. I go thru checking each one.  I also kije to see who the submitter was when they are extremely bad or good.

I got tired over seeing the 4,500 or so updates, so I lock everything except the production in owned list and let it update and came up with 14 updates. Most of those were in the ordered list which I checked one by one. At this point in time I don't worry to much about the TV series since they are almost all have to be fixed.