Re: Downloading MP3 files

"bonvon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> One way you can do it is
> 1. Create a folder for your music ( you can create a folder on your
> desktop by right clicking on your mouse, choose new and then folder
> and then name your folder.
> 2. choose the song you want to download
> 3. right click on your mouse button and choose save as
>     a.  browse throught the options listed above and
>          choose your music folder
> 
>      b.  name the file you are downloading and make sure it
>           is set to mp3
> 
> 4.  once the music is downloaded you can go to your music folder and
> right click on the  song your created and choose open with, from the
> list choose the play you wish to play the song with.
> 
> If you want to pretend or play dj, there are softwares out there which
> will allow you to do so, they will allow you to load up 2 or more
> songs at once and play them as if you were a disc jockey.  You can go
> to websites like cnet.com and type in dj mixer to find the software
> you like. 
> 
> I hope this helps.
> 
> Sincerely
> Sam Shem
> 
> PS. Also in my folder I have made subfolder's in the original music
> folder such as (a-b, c-d, duos, e-f and etc) and then subfolders
> within them  for each artist and group.  This helps to keep the music
> in order . 

It also helps to get a good program to do that with. Xnews is very good for 
downloading stuff...be ti games or music. Xnews makes it's own download 
directory....in it you can make other however you want.



-- 
BoZo

"For All Have Pinged And Come Short Of The One Second Pong"


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