Hi,
If you have the windows power toy called send to, that makes
the entire process considerably easier. Simply open a file in note
pad. Select the file in question, press context menu, select send
to, and then you'll have clipboard as content and clipboard as
name. Choose the as name option, press enter, and then the name of
the file, including full path name, is in the clipboard. Alt tab to
your open notepad document, and press control v and then a
space. Boom, the file is now in the playlist. repeat until completed.
Rusty
>the simplest way I found to make a playlist is to make a text file with a
>word editor and change the extension to an m3u file. you simplly type in
>the text file where your MP3 files can be found on your computer, that is
>type the path to the folder and file name. put the path to the mp3 one per
>line.
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