Hi, Yes, but one needs to save the playlist, lest the last playlist be overwritten by the new one.
Or, even worse, the new playlist gets added to the previous one, this would especially happen if you used the include in Winamp option in your applications menu. You can ideally use the keystroke of control+S to save the playlist as an M3U file, which you can name and position in the ensuing dialog box, which, I'm assuming you know how to play with. Just remember, and I can't remember the keystroke to at someone else gave on how to do this, but, if you're going to create a second playlist, control+tab to the playlist window, press control+A to highlight all the tracks in the playlist, and press the delete key to clear the playlist. At that point, one would press the letter L to add files to the playlist as one requires. I'm glad you got things working for you. Scorpio For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
