Try turning your markers into regions. The regions will show up under
the file name. This will make it very easy to assemble your PQ list
ie. region = track.

To turn markers into regions just double click after a marker and
everything from that marker to the next will be selected. Hit "R" on
the keyboard to make a region and name it.

Make sure you only drop markers at the start of a track. The end of
each track will be the marker at the start of the next. This prevents
accidentally cutting out some information because if you don't make a
region it won't show up in CDA (unless that's what you're after). In
CDA you just add the regions in order and you have your entire file
with Tracks converted from the markers you originally dropped during
the transfer. It usually only takes about 30 sec to a minute for me
to convert markers to regions and it saves a ton of time in the long
run.

Hope this helps.

Russell wrote:
>>Here is the situation.
>>Recording directly into SF and placing markers at points of
>>interest while recording e.g where songs change but no
>>silence.
>>We then open the file in Architect but the markers do not
>>transfer over - we cant find our "points of interest"
>>easily.
>>Hunted through the manual but it looks like this function
>>doesnt work or is not available - are we doing something
>>wrong?
>>
>>Russell