Help me out here - how did we do this again? A movie box set (three films on three discs) is packaged in a digipak with a slip cover. The case type for the parent profile is a no-brainer: digipak+slip cover. Right? But the three child profiles? Are they in a digipak+slip cover as well, or just in a digipak?

I've actually been curios about this myself. I will be watching this poll with interest. Up till now I have just used digipak... but I was never 100% sure if slipcase should be checked or not... so I just didn't check it in case it would be wrong. And if it would be right my contribution could be looked at as partial.

I was meaning to do a thread as well... but kept forgetting about it.

As a comparison: if the same set is in three keepcases housed in one big slip cover, we call the parent "Slip Case", and the children "Keep Case", right?

This is one I still can't sort out, pete. So I keep case information locally. A Slip Case and a Slip Cover are two very different animals yet according to Profiler sometimes a Slip Case is a Slip Cover and that just isn't logical to me.

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As a comparison: if the same set is in three keepcases housed in one big slip cover, we call the parent "Slip Case", and the children "Keep Case", right?

That is my understanding.  As to the original question, I agree with North.

But if it is a single keep case (housing several discs) in a slip cover is the child profiles still Keep Case with the slip cover checked? That goes right along with the digipak question.

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But if it is a single keep case (housing several discs) in a slip cover is the child profiles still Keep Case with the slip cover checked? That goes right along with the digipak question.

Again I would say no for the child profiles, it's just like the first example except replace digipak with keep case.

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But if it is a single keep case (housing several discs) in a slip cover is the child profiles still Keep Case with the slip cover checked? That goes right along with the digipak question.

Again I would say no for the child profiles, it's just like the first example except replace digipak with keep case.

Hawaii Five-O is a Slip CASE containing Keep cases. North, i have to disagree, the children ARE in Kweep cases, while the parent is a Slip CASE, that is the way i have always handled it here. Alien Quad is a Slip CASE with an enclosed Digipak, the entire set is contained by a Slip CASE and the children are contained within a Digipak. The Slip COVER is either a "D" or an "O" case.

I can't figure out why ken ever made a statement that essentially makes Slip CASE two different things depending...a Slip Case is a Slip CASE not a Cover and vice versa.