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  Anyone here use MusicMatch Jukebox?- Need help

  by xenawarrior in

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  i have been using musicmatch jukebox for several years for the storage of my music and burning cd's etc.

  i recently upgraded and have unlimited future upgrades.

  i'm using version 10 now.

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  thanks you guys! mkr- no luck with tech support

  Satanus, I'll look for that. Thank you

  I hope there is a solution because if there isn't I'm going to be pissed off. (already am) I have over 200 playlists saved and they are now all in alphabetical order and it trashes a lot of work and some pretty good impromptu music selection that can't be duplicated the way it was set up. Some of it I have documented through labels for cd's but many are just what I or someone else happened to pull up that evening as the mood struck. GRRRRRRRRR.
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  Anyone here use MusicMatch Jukebox?- Need help

  by xenawarrior in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i have been using musicmatch jukebox for several years for the storage of my music and burning cd's etc.

  i recently upgraded and have unlimited future upgrades.

  i'm using version 10 now.

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  That's okay for playing it and I do that too but this is the saved playlists. For example, pulled 18 tracks from 4 different albums by the same artist last night in the order I wanted to hear them in and record them to cd in that order. So I pulled them into the playlist window and then saved them in that order. When I went to pull it up this morning to burn the cd- the tracks on the saved playlist from last night were in alphabetical order -not the order I wanted them in. It's a mood thing

  I can start all over and pull them all back up in that order again and then just burn the cd from there but I shouldn't have to do that. For example, I'll have a party and everyone takes their turn sitting at the computer and picking tunes. The playlist that results is pretty cool and I usually try to save them as it's the mood from that party. But then if when I pull it back up it's all in alpha order instead of the order that was from the party and the people who chose them, it's useless! I can't imagine that the makers of this software would make it this way- no one would buy it.
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  Anyone here use MusicMatch Jukebox?- Need help

  by xenawarrior in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i have been using musicmatch jukebox for several years for the storage of my music and burning cd's etc.

  i recently upgraded and have unlimited future upgrades.

  i'm using version 10 now.

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  xenawarrior

  I have been using MusicMatch Jukebox for several years for the storage of my music and burning cd's etc. I recently upgraded and have unlimited future upgrades. I'm using version 10 now.

  The problem I'm having since the upgrades is with my playlists. I save a playlist in the order I pulled the tracks into it. When I go to pull the playlist up after I've saved it -the tracks are all in alphabetical order instead of the order I saved it in!! And all of the playlists I previously saved are doing the same thing meaning that if I want them in the order I originally put them in I'll have to set them all up again!! GRRRRRRRRR

  I've been all over the program looking for the options that would have forced this alphabetizing but it's just not there and I'm pretty familiar with it. I've been trying to reach their tech support and that's been an exercise in futility-I submit my problem and it goes into cardiac arrest and never gets sent to them.

  Anyone else using this and having the same problem or know where in the program to change this insane setup? Or is this just how MusicMatch does it now. I can't imagine that because why save a playlist you like only to have the program save it in a different format than you intended?

  Any help would be appreciated. I'm ready to dump this thing but I've got over 6,000 songs in it and many many playlists. I'm hoping it's a rectifiable problem.

  Happy Saturday -sort of
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  Bush failure or stable Iraq?

  by Spartacus in

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  would you rather see bush fail or a stable society for the iraqi people?

  do anyone hate bush or america so much that you would rather see military failure which will mean more death and carnage for the iraqi people and the us/allied military?

  or would you like to see a bush/allied military success, giving the iraqi people a chance to govern themselves toward a stable democratic society?

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  Preston- I didn't see your post as flaming at all and I hope you didn't view mine that way either- just the facts as I find them. You are probably right in your estimates. What all of that tells me is that those in favor of gay marriage have some work to do with regard to educating the public to their cause. But that is a topic for another thread.
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  Flat Stanley

  by xenawarrior in

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  well, flat stanley arrived at my house last week and he's been busy.

  he's a worker, that one!

  he shoveled the front walk and has been helping us clean the basement.

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  LOL searcher- the closest thing he could come to around here for something to "ride" is the dog. Still trying to get the two of them to sit still for a moment so I can catch a picture.

  Kate- hide the wine !

  P.S., I taught him how to *thwack* while he was here
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  Flat Stanley

  by xenawarrior in

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  well, flat stanley arrived at my house last week and he's been busy.

  he's a worker, that one!

  he shoveled the front walk and has been helping us clean the basement.

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  LOL RT- he seems to be in very good health but he's very thin.
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  Flat Stanley

  by xenawarrior in

  1. jw
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  well, flat stanley arrived at my house last week and he's been busy.

  he's a worker, that one!

  he shoveled the front walk and has been helping us clean the basement.

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  Well, Flat Stanley arrived at my house last week and he's been busy. He's a worker, that one! He shoveled the front walk and has been helping us clean the basement. He won't eat anything that isn't flat though so he's been dining on a lot of pizza and pop tarts. He does drink a lot though and the other day while I was at work he ordered 4 boxes of Girl Scout cookies!

  He'll be on his way again over the weekend. Had fun participating in this.
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  Bush failure or stable Iraq?

  by Spartacus in

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  would you rather see bush fail or a stable society for the iraqi people?

  do anyone hate bush or america so much that you would rather see military failure which will mean more death and carnage for the iraqi people and the us/allied military?

  or would you like to see a bush/allied military success, giving the iraqi people a chance to govern themselves toward a stable democratic society?

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  I suppose it could be, but we would have to consider the source of your information. Was it Elton John or Gary Glitter?

  LOL- Either source would work when it comes to silly rumor !

  Those were some nice statistics XW but from what I kept hearing during the election was that the gay marriage and cloning or stem cell were major issues to where bush was getting support from most states due to the religious fundy movement .

  Well heathen, it just goes to show that what you "hear" might not be factual as the statistics on that have proven.
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  Bush failure or stable Iraq?

  by Spartacus in

  1. social
  2. current

  would you rather see bush fail or a stable society for the iraqi people?

  do anyone hate bush or america so much that you would rather see military failure which will mean more death and carnage for the iraqi people and the us/allied military?

  or would you like to see a bush/allied military success, giving the iraqi people a chance to govern themselves toward a stable democratic society?

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  I know a schizophrenic sailor who lives around the corner in a dumpster who is just like that! Do you suppose they might be related.

  hmm, John Kerry was in the Navy and I heard that Teresa kicked him out because she wasn't going to continue to subsidize his idiocy unless he put her in the White House. Could be
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  Bush failure or stable Iraq?

  by Spartacus in

  1. social
  2. current

  would you rather see bush fail or a stable society for the iraqi people?

  do anyone hate bush or america so much that you would rather see military failure which will mean more death and carnage for the iraqi people and the us/allied military?

  or would you like to see a bush/allied military success, giving the iraqi people a chance to govern themselves toward a stable democratic society?

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  xenawarrior

  Let's face the facts here , the facts indicate that the religious fundies all grouped together and condemned gay marriage then went out and voted for GW .It's the only reason why people voted anyway .

  You might want to check your "facts" there heathen. The facts actually indicate something quite different.

  11 states had the gay-marriage amendment on their ballots and it was passed in all 11 states. The people spoke and they said they want marriage in the U.S. to be between a man and a woman. 2 of those states went to Kerry.

  What is interesting about the facts is that in 10 of those 11 states more people voted against gay marriage than voted for Bush. And by huge numbers. Here are the stats:

  Arkansas: Votes for Bush: 572,898 Votes for the amendment: 753,770 +180,872
  Georgia: Votes for Bush: 1,914,254 Votes for the amendment: 2,454,912 + 540,658
  Kentucky: Votes for Bush: 1,069,439 " " " " 1,222,125 + 152,686
  Michigan Votes for Bush: 2,313,746 " " " " 2,698,077 + 384,331
  Mississippi: Votes for Bush: 671,084 Votes for the amendment 924,653 + 253,569
  Montana: Bush 265,473 Votes for the amendment 294,056 + 28,583
  North Dakota Bush: 195,998 " " " 222,899 + 26,901
  Oklahoma: Bush: 959,655 Amendment yes: 1,075,079 + 115,424
  Ohio: Bush: 2,796,147 Amendment yes: 3,249,157 + 453,010
  Utah: Bush 612,623 Amendment yes: 562,619 - 50,004
  Oregon: Bush: 890,698 Amendment yes: 979,049 + 88,351
  Total number of extra "religious fundies" who 2,174,381
  didn't vote for Bush but did vote that marriage
  is between a man and a woman.

  Over 2 million more "religious fundies" out there voting for whom? Not Bush. It makes it pretty clear that the anti-gay marriage stance transcends party lines and is not just a religious, conservative issue.