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Old 11-01-2004, 10:41   #5
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Re: Printed list of CD's from WMP

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Originally Posted by caveman
Does anyone know of a way I could print a list of all the albums that I have downloaded to Windows Media Player.
If I have 300 CD's downloaded to say an iPod, it would be handy to have a printed list. This would allow my wife to see all the music available, without having to scroll through it (lazy cow) don't tell her I said that
If you just want a list of albums then you can use the information here to create a text list of the albums in the My Music folder if they are stored there:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...NoWebContent=1
Basically in a DOS/ command prompt window you would use the cd command to get into your My Music folder in DOS. For example I would use:
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cd\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\My Music
to get into my "My Music" directory and then the
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dir > musiclist.txt
command to create a text file called musiclist (or a name of your choosing) in the My Music folder. This would be a listing of all folder names in that directory. The part in red would be the user name that you are storing the music under.
If you want individual track listings you will have to go into each album folder using the cd command and create a listing for each one, you could then combine all the lists and print them out.
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