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Old 03-03-2008   #1 (permalink)


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How do i transport songs from my mp3 player?

Can anyone tell me how i can transport songs from my mp3 player to this stupid windows media player 11! I just got this new pc, two days into and i want to return it. I hate windows vista and i dislike the WMP 11! IS there ANYWAY to downgrade to WMP 10? Since, everything about the 11 is anal! Thanks for any help! Cree

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Old 03-03-2008   #2 (permalink)


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Re: How do i transport songs from my mp3 player?

Use the Sync tab on the top (it's to the right of center). By using the left pane, you pick which direction you want files to go. So, if you want files to go from your MP3 player to the computer, you'd pick the MP3 player, then drag all the songs (or playlists or whatever) you want from it to the right pane where it says "Drag items here" (under this, it'll tell you what direction you're going).

If you want to go from the computer to the player, you'd select the computer library and drag files from that to the right pane.

Hope that helps.
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