Re: Windows Media Player

"Brenda J." <> wrote in message
news:NbRqm.768226$...
>I find WMP hard to work with. Does anyone else have this problem?
>
> Brenda I.
>


You're asking this on a newsgroup full of techie types, bless their hearts.
) Some can't accept that others may not have their level of experience or
natural hand at computers and non-intuitive software, so ignore any insults
tossed at you.

I can't figure it out either. I tried to make playlists and failed. I can't
clear the one that's there which seems to be an entire folder of music no
longer on this computer for ages. When I open WMP it wants to contact an
online store which I resent. There are no helpfiles. I don't use WMP for
those reasons.

"Valorie McLaughlin" <> wrote:

>
>"Brenda J." <> wrote in message
>news:NbRqm.768226$...
>>I find WMP hard to work with. Does anyone else have this problem?
>>
>> Brenda I.
>>
>
>
>You're asking this on a newsgroup full of techie types, bless their hearts.
>) Some can't accept that others may not have their level of experience or
>natural hand at computers and non-intuitive software, so ignore any insults
>tossed at you.
>
>I can't figure it out either. I tried to make playlists and failed. I can't
>clear the one that's there which seems to be an entire folder of music no
>longer on this computer for ages. When I open WMP it wants to contact an
>online store which I resent. There are no helpfiles. I don't use WMP for
>those reasons.

It's a computer... not an Etch-a-Sketch toy. One can't expect to
learn everything on the first couple of tries.

On Sat, 12 Sep 2009 20:51:42 -0500, Mort
<> wrote:


>>I can't figure it out either. I tried to make playlists and failed. I can't
>>clear the one that's there which seems to be an entire folder of music no
>>longer on this computer for ages. When I open WMP it wants to contact an
>>online store which I resent. There are no helpfiles. I don't use WMP for
>>those reasons.
>
>It's a computer... not an Etch-a-Sketch toy. One can't expect to
>learn everything on the first couple of tries.

But one should expect an intuitive user interface, developed to
today's standards of useability, using industry standard tests
(especially when the software comes from a large vendor like MS).