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Ah-ha! That's the one, Ramesh. You should add that to the Play All kb However, that gives me another problem. I added the move-to command because, Thanks Trevor > Problem caused by adding Copy To and Move To as context menu entries: > "Play All" link in the Common Tasks does not work: > -- > "Trevor" <none@all> wrote in message >> If I highlight one or more files and press Enter, WMP plays them as a >> Here's what I've done so far: >> 1. Reset the folder customization to 'all files', then reset it back to >> 2. Ensured that WMP is the default player for all appropriate file types. >> 3. Removed all third-party shell extensions from these file types. >> The only difference this has made is that, whereas before if I selected, >> How can I make the Play All button work properly? >> Running SP2, AMD Athlon 64 3500+, 1Gb RAM. >> Thanks >> Trevor
article.
unlike 98, the send-to command only copies the file to the send-to location
rather than moving it. Is there a way I can use the send-to command to
actually send a file and not just a copy of it?
> Trevor,
> http://windowsxp.mvps.org/movetocontext.htm
> http://windowsxp.mvps.org/playall.htm
> Ramesh, Windows XP MVP
> http://windowsxp.mvps.org
> news:OR7JDcApFHA.2156@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> Whenever I press Play All (or Play Selection) in a multimedia folder the
>> Move Files window appears instead of Windows Media Player. When I cancel
>> it, WMP plays the files.
>> playlist straight away.
>> video/music as appropriate.
>> say, 10 files I would have to click through 10 Move Files windows, now I
>> only have to click out of one before the playlist is loaded into WMP.