Hi Steven, I assume you mean windows media player 12 on windows 7. In windows media player, if you open the context menu of a track, then open the add to sub menu, then a number of play lists are shown on this sub menu. Unfortunately, only the last eight of so playlists which have been created are shown. However, the last item on the menu is additional playlists, and if you open this, you can select any playlist in dialog. As an alternative, you can: 1. select the playlist, and choose play from its context menu. The items in the playlist are then placed in the currently playing list (which is on the right side of the screen). 2. You can add tracks to this now playing list by opening the context menu, open the add to sub menu, and choosing playlist. The shortcut for this is ctrl+7. 3. When you've finished adding tracks, tab to the save list button, and press it. Alternately, press alt+s. David. original message: Using wmp 11 and windows 7. Somehow, my ability to add items to my play list are no longer working. The playlist name which is "dit" appears in the playlist at the top of wmp right before the music but the playlist name is not in the context menu like It used to be. Also when I try to add files using windows explorer, the option to add to my playlist name is not in the context menu either. My playlist name "dit" use to be in that context menu. I have done everything. Rebuilt the data base, troubleshooting media player and reset to defaults. I have tried all kinds of things from Google and people say that they hate the program and that Microsoft didn't test it properly before release. I usually can find a fix for things like this but no way this time. It is becoming a challenge. If no one has a fix for this, I need a program just for burning cds. thanks
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