Hi ravencajun, Thanks for the information, I put this in my favorites so that I can go back and research those later. I hope you don't mind but I do have another question about those type of programs. I have never used Quick Time or itunes, they were on my computer when I had it built. My question is what are the purpose of these programs and what are they used for? Please give me an example. I was use to Media Player because of my music and I learned how to put some music into the Media Player. I know there are programs out there that you can use for music n't open media player why?" size=40> Message: Optional Link URL:    Name of the Link: Information about Posting You must be logged in to post a message. Once you are logged in, a posting window will appear at the bottom of the messages. If you are not a member, please register for an account. Please review our Rules of Play before posting. Posting is a two-step process. Once you have composed your message, you will be taken to the preview page. You will then have a chance to review your post, make changes and upload photos. After posting your message, you may need to refresh the forum page in order to see it. Before posting copyrighted material, please read about Copyright and Fair Use. We have a strict no-advertising policy! If you would like to practice posting or uploading photos, please visit our Test forum. If you need assistance, please Contact Us and we will be happy to help. Learn more about in-text links on this page here Return to the Computer Help Forum Most Recent Posts Compost now?Bunny poop? â¢Â by kimmsr Bernhardt leather â¢Â by Freethinker99 Raised Garden Bed soil help â¢Â by marymcp mycorrhizae for old pasture land? â¢Â by kimmsr UPDATE: January O.B.F. Member's Re-Purposed Fun Part 2 â¢Â by pmb2005 Quality sofa from Restoration Hardware? â¢Â by Freethinker99 Luna Moth Eclosed â¢Â by woollybear69 blueberries blooming too early! â¢Â by jbclem Leather-look blended sofa? â¢Â by Freethinker99 the f4f forum â¢Â by fespo Explore GardenWeb Ann's Cream Cheese Babka Perfect for Holiday Baking Feeding...

one option is to use zamzar and change the format, file extension of the file to one that she can utilize on her mac. there is a windows media player for mac and an alternate player Flip4Mac and Windows Media Player 9 Free Download : Mactopia Here is a link that might be useful: zamzar

To paste Album Art, right click the grey icon, a dropdown will have the selection "Paste Album Art" *note, you'll have to have the album art or photo to be on your clipboard to have "paste album art" to show. Which means you'll have to copy the album art photo from somewhere. In my music folder there is some album art, but not all songs come with the album art photo in the song tag. Rip means that it will save the burn info in C:\Documents and Settings\Your Name\My Documents\My Music, or the folder of your choice. Rip will also burn if there is a cd inserted. Burn means it will burn straight away with a cd inserted, basically the same thing except Rip saves the info to a folder, possibly to burn at another time. There is a way to organize all your music by genre, year, rating, artist, ect. I used to have the library organized on the older WMP9 & 10, but don't have the time now to figure it out. I just play the songs and they are saved in the library in alphabetical order.

She's backkkkkkkk HGTV, Weds Oct 28th at 7 & 7:30pm CT Lifestyle guru Martha Stewart plans to showcase her seasonal gardening, landscaping and décor to-do list at her Bedford, N.Y., property in a second season of HGTV's "Martha Knows Best." During the new eight-episode series, the Emmy Award-winning television personality and The New York Times bestselling author will prep her farm for autumn and winter, as well as share festive holiday ideas to help families safely celebrate at home. During the second season of her HGTV series premiering Oct. 28, former Westport, Conn., resident Martha Stewart will prep her Bedford, N.Y., farm for autumn and winter, as well as share festive holiday ideas to help families safely celebrate at home.And, once again, Stewart’s superfans and celebrity friends will reach out for video check-ins so that she can counsel them on their own home projects. The new season of “Martha Knows Best” will premiere on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 8 and 8:30 p.m. “Fall on my farm is such a fabulous time of year, but it’s also the time to put in a lot of hard work to prepare the gardens for spring,” said Stewart, who lived on her Turkey Hill farmstead in Westport, Conn., from 1971 to 2007. “I can’t wait to show more practical techniques and share more useful advice and tips to help people make their own homes and gardens more beautiful and enjoyable. In addition, I will share ideas for making this holiday season a festive, but safe, time for the entire family.” The first four half-hour episodes focus on all things fall, starting with Stewart’s favorite holiday — Halloween. Known for her elaborate and creative costumes, treats and décor, Stewart will share how she celebrates the spooky holiday safely at home. From picking pumpkins for Jack-O-Lanterns and making homemade apple cider to transforming her home into a haunted farmhouse, Stewart plans to pull out all the stops for a fun holiday celebration. Future episodes showcase Thanksgiving preparations, autumnal floral arrangements, planting bulbs and harvesting fall vegetables. The episodes will air at 8 p.m. on Nov. 4 and Nov. 11. Wreath-making, tree-trimming and crafting homemade gifts will take the spotlight in the subsequent four episodes of “Martha Knows Best” when it returns at 10 and 10:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 27, and Dec. 4. Later episodes will follow Martha as she winterizes the garden, organizes closets and pantries, and prepares the farm for a fresh start in the New Year. .“‘Martha Knows Best’ gave audiences an insider’s look at Martha’s real experiences on her farm and everyone loved it,” said Jane Latman, president, HGTV. “The magic of the series is that we uncovered a portal to a place that is full of life, but the life lived there is inspiring in its simplicity. It is true that Martha knows best because her life on that farm is one that we can all appreciate right now.”