Windows Media Player 11

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Windows Media Player 11

• BY
• Inna Mil, Oyeniyi Ogunde, Samantha Pittman,
  Ayodele Smith, Lauren Woodfork

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Outline

• Introduction to WMP 11
• Description of a Playlist
• Steps to Creating a Playlist
• FAQs
• Conclusion

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What is Windows Media Player?

• Windows media player (WMP) was developed by
  Microsoft in order to allow users to play audio,
  video, and view images on Microsoft Windows
  operating systems. WMP has a user friendly
  interface that is easily utilized by those that
  have a basic knowledge of computers.
• The 11th version of WMP is the most recent
  edition of the player that is compatible with
  Windows XP as well as Windows Vista.

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What is a Playlist?

• Playlists are useful in controlling the files in
  your library they are easy to create and edit.
  You can group any combination of songs, videos,
  or pictures into a list that you can play, burn
  to a CD, or sync to a device.

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How Do You Create a Playlist?

• 1. Click the Library tab.
• 2. Click Create Playlist.

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How Do You Create a Playlist?

• 3. (Optional) Click the Clear List pane button,
  ,if you need to clear the List pane.
• See next slide for an illustration.

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How Do You Create a Playlist?

• 4. Drag items from the Details pane to the List
  pane to add them to the new playlist.
• 5. Drag items up or down in the List pane to
  rearrange them.
• View next slide for an illustration.

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How Do You Create aPlaylist?

• 6. Click Save Playlist at the bottom of the
  List pane
• 7. Type a name for the playlist in the space
  provided.

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How Do You Create a Playlist?

• 8. Click the Play button to play the playlist in
  the List pane.
• 9. Click the Playlists view in the Navigation
  pane to access the playlist in the future.

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FAQs

• Q How can I shuffle my playlist?
• A Click the Turn Shuffle On button in the
  lower left hand corner of the player.
• Q How do I repeat a track in my playlist?
• A Click the Repeat button under the Now
  Playing tab.

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Conclusion

• Any Questions