do you click on the start icon on the bottom of the video screen to start the play back? Some browsers have settings that start video automatically some you have to hit the start button on the video, some sites also have them start automatically some not so it is usually in the settings of how to play a video. Your Aol is probably set to start playback immediately.

This was taken from the FAQS at the link below, is that it? Q. Why do I keep getting an error message that says a recordable CD drive was not detected when saving a movie to a CD using Movie Maker? A. This can be a result of having third-party CD-writing software installed that does not work properly with the CD-writing functionality of Windows XP, or of having a recordable CD that has already been written. To resolve this issue, try one of the following  If you have an HP DVD+R/+RW DVD writer installed on your computer, the HP Direct Letter Access (DLA) driver might be installed on your computer. You can turn off DLA, which should let you successfully save your movie to a recordable CD.  Verify that the CD was not already written to using a third-party CD-writing program such as Nero. Movie Maker expects a CD to have a Joliet (mode 2) disc format. However, some CD-writing programs write discs using a different format. To solve the problem, insert a new, blank recordable CD. In the future, choose Joliet (mode 2) when originally writing to the CD using third-party CD-writing programs. Here is a link that might be useful: Movie Maker FAQS

I assume you are using Windows XP? It will not burn directy from WMM to a DVD - but there is a way! I do it all the time. You will need some type of burning software, which, if you have a DVD burner, you probably already have. I use Roxio, but Nero is also a popular brand. I have also used Sonic with great sucess. Probably some free ones that could be downloaded if you don't have any of those. Here are the steps to be able to burn your slide show or video compilation to DVD. Under step 3. Finish Movie select SAVE TO MY COMPUTER. It will take you to the Save Movie Wizard 1.Saved Movie File Name your movie as desired - I rename it so I can tell it is not the original WMM file. I save it to My Videos - I think this is the default. You will need to locate it later when you want to burn it. 2 Movie Setting choose the 3rd option other settings ...on the drop down of that option choose High Quality NTSC It will then save it to your hard drive, in the My Videos file. It takes a little while, depending on the size of your project. You will also need some free space on your hard drive. I have attached a link to Windows Movie Maker forums - you can learn a lot reading over there! That is where I learned how to use WMM. Open up your burning software to create a DVD (not a data DVD, but a DVD project) - import the correct file from My Videos and burn away! Here is a link that might be useful: Windows Movie Maker Forums

Well...you aren't having to match anything else on the back of the home with that layout of the 3-panel set up so I see a few options (all assume there is no structure between the double hungs and the picture windows): - Go with a 3-Lite slider with either a 25:50:25 split or a 33:33:33 split. The sliding panels on the side will all you more than enough room to pass good sized objects through and easily enough. 25:50:25 would maintain the same look that is there now. - If you want a really massive opening, you could put a 2 lite slider in there but that would change the look a decent bit - Install insert tilt and turn flankers and you will have basically the same functionality as the slider option above. They are usually expensive as an operator, but can be found in vinyl and they can be done as an insert here as well.