Question #1 - Here is an article expounding the features of WMP11 you might find interesting. #3 - You obviously have, or had at that time, connection problems between yourself and your ISP. When this happens again you can either reboot and start over or - click Start click Run type ipconfig /release click OK A small black window will appear for a very short time, now click Start click Run type ipconfig /renew click OK and hopefully things will have improved for you. #4 - A CD holds 80 minutes of music, there is no way to define how many songs due to varying lengths. For example I have a CD here with 21 tracks over 74 minutes but they vary from a mere 58 seconds to almost 4 minutes in play time. On the books issue I believe you can get better and more up to date info using your friendly Google. Any time you need an answer try Googling, if the first attempt does not answer your need then rephrase the query. As you bring up a list try looking through for those written in a style you are comfortable with. Any of these can be added to your Favourites or Bookmarks for future reference.

Most programs have idiosyncrasies. The features you hate are the ones others love and vice-versa. Sometimes the choice is a compromise or the pick of the lesser of evils. I agree with the others, there are loads of free alternatives to the Windows offerings. Try 'em, you'll find one or more you'll like better. But as with any MS supplied component, leave it alone. You can associate file types with any new program(s) you prefer and you'll never see the old stuff you don't like again.

Usally the top is left open. But if light is a issue, you can have a cellular shade made to fit into the opening. Cellular shades work out well on this type of window. You can get either one to cover both windows for a clean look, and better light control. Or 2 so you can have one up and one down if you want.

I really like it, especially with your very 'airy' plant. All 3 objects give one the feeling of 'floating'. Like magic! It makes the oversized electronic, look like it's in a home setting. Very nicely done. Couldn't be any nicer. Now, look for all those with the giant 'entertainment with a bridge' armoires or wall shelving be putting them up on resale websites, so they can lighten the load in their tv rooms... LOL