Hi Jane, >On Mar 22, 2007, at 9:14 PM, Holly Anderson wrote: > >> Hi. when you find the play list you want you press enter on it, >> not space bar. >> Holly
Either space bar or carriage return work for me (on my G4 Powerbook laptop). If I press enter (the key between the command key and the left arrow key on my laptop keyboard) I get to rename the playlist. >Do I have to get out of the outline, or will it just play? I am >still not having luck, at least not with ones *I* create. > >Jane >From the source pane, once you've navigated to your playlist -- for example, by typing the first few letters of the playlist name -- you should be able to play from the playlist by pressing return or space bar (which works for me). You can check that you're on the playlist with VO keys-option-F6 (on a laptop, this is VO keys-option-function-F6), and have VoiceOver tell you the name of the selected playlist. Jane, when you are in the Songs pane for your playlist, can you play any of the tracks? Tab over to the Songs Outline, do a Command-a to select all tracks, then interact with the Songs Outline with VO keys-shift-down arrow to choose one of the tracks. When you press space bar does the track begin to play? I'm wondering if you imported these tracks using iTunes in the inaccessible version, and then renamed the files using Get Info (command-i) under Finder instead of Get Info under iTunes. If so, iTunes won't find the correct entries and play from either the tracks or the playlist. If that's the problem, you can fix things by using command-o to add your renamed tracks to the iTunes library, and iTunes will know where to look for these. You would probably want to delete the "dead" entries first, though. That's why I would first check whether any of these tracks play. Sorry if this is confusing! HTH Cheers, Esther
