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Task Reference Roundup: Chapter 6 |
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Creating a Playlist |
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On the Preferences
dialog box, click the Playlist tab-
On the Playlist tab, click the CD that's in the CD
drive -
Click Create
Playlist -
In the Artist field, type the
name of the artist -
In the Title field, type the
title of the CD -
For each track in the Playlist
list, type the track's name -
Click
OK
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Editing a Playlist |
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On the Playlist tab, click the CD for which you want
to edit the Playlist -
Click
Edit
Playlist -
To move
a track, click it and drag it up or down in the list -
To
remove a track, click it, then click
Remove -
To add
another instance of the track, select the track from
the
Available Tracks
drop-down list, then click
Add to
Playlist -
Click
OK
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Starting Windows Media Player |
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In the
Start menu, click All
Programs
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In the
All Programs menu, click
Accessories
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In the
Accessories submenu, click
Entertainment
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In the
Entertainment submenu, click
Windows Media Player
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Playing and
controlling a clip |
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Click
the
Play
button to resume playing the clip
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Use the
control buttons to pause, stop, and jump to the
beginning or end of the clip
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Use the
seek bar to go to a specific point in the clip
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Repeating a clip |
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In the View menu, click
Options
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Click the
Playback tab
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To repeat the clip a
specific number of times, type the number
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To repeat the clip
continuously, click Repeat
Forever
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Click
OK
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Starting DVD Player |
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In the
Start menu, click
All
Programs
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In the
All Programs, click
Accessories
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In the
Accessories submenu, click
Entertainment
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In the
Entertainment submenu, click
DVD
Player
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