Best practices to convert Deski to Webi report

Hi all,
We converted deski to webi report using report conversion tool. It converted partially.
Please us the Best practices to convert Deski to Webi report manually.
Issues we are facing with converted document
1.data returned when compared to deski is low.
2.for deski prompts are working. For webi prompts are not working.
eg in deski report we have 3 prompts
AT Query design time
gl date less than or equal to prompt1 enter AS OF DATE(DD-MON-YYYY)
and
gl date closed greater than equal to promt2 enter AS OF DATE(DD-MON-YYYY)
and
product equal two prompt3 enter product
But report run time prompts are displaying as follows
AS OF DATE(DD-MON-YYYY)
enter product
for example we enter 01-jun-2010 and product = mobile
we get information about total july month details.
prompt1 & prompt2 are combining .only one time passing of prompt values is enough.
but for webi same prompts are not working .We are facing WIS 00015 error as below
Multiple query filter contain a prompt with same text but prompt use different operand type or operator count of values
for above prompt problem any one has the solution?
Thanks,
James

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Now you are taking an HD image, and compressing it even further by putting it into a DV codec. This further degrades the image.
The biggest issues I see are how you are shooting. Don't use cineframe mode, capture native HDV and edit native HDV, then compress to DVD. The compression for DVD will take a bit longer, but it will look much better.
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