I have Lyrics inside the mp3 properties. How can i have Windows Media 11 display this lyrics right out from within the mp3 tag? Raudel Jauregui, Jr.

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Dump the stupid wmp11 and Upgrade to wmp10.Then you will get the Advanced Tag Editor 
so you can add the lyrics.






On Friday, August 31, 2007 at 9:29 am, Raudel Jauregui Jr wrote:

>I have Lyrics inside the mp3 properties.

>How can i have Windows Media 11 display this lyrics right out from within the mp3 

>tag?

>

>Raudel Jauregui, Jr. 

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I don't Get it? WMP11 Should be and upgrade from WMP10... Why would I dump WMP11 to downgrade to WMP10? Raudel


On Friday, August 31, 2007 at 12:02 pm, alex wrote:
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>Dump the stupid wmp11 and Upgrade to wmp10.Then you will get the Advanced Tag Editor
>so you can add the lyrics.
>
>

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Its the same as upgrading from IE7 to IE6 - the older version is in many respects 
better.

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Haha,couldn't say it any better.







On Friday, August 31, 2007 at 1:31 pm, MartinM wrote:

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>Its the same as upgrading from IE7 to IE6 - the older version is in many respects 

>better.

>
 

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With all due respect Martin, please cite one. I've been running IE7 on six machines at home and office for many months and personally don't see any area where 6 is better than 7.


On Friday, August 31, 2007 at 1:31 pm, MartinM wrote:
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>Its the same as upgrading from IE7 to IE6 - the older version is in many respects
>better.
>

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I am not particularly anti IE7 (although I do think that all versions of IE are inferior 
in terms of stabiilty and security to Firefox or Opera).

But in the particular respect of upgrades on XP, IE7 has often been quirky and sometimes 
extremely quirky. I have an XP laptop with IE7 that has never me given any stability 
problems, and another which simply would not function when I foolishly left automatic 
updates turned on . . . and along came IE7.

When IE7 landed on PCs in this unstructured way, this forum was full of quirks people 
wanted fixed. The rate of postings has fallen a lot - presumably either because they 
got fixed, got lived with, or the poster reverted to IE6 or a production-strength 
browser.

Or they found specialist IE7 forums, which still seem pretty busy.
 
There are lots of people running IE7 without problems, but I feel like a doctor faced 
with a 95 year-old heavy smoker - you don't use their longevity as a basis for advising 
others to smoke :-)

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