I understand it's in Beta. There's a number of things I dislike. 1. The glow around the File Edit View is not pleasing. http://i.imgur.com/9Mkah.png 2. The details screen is rather bland and ugly looking. It used to be a lot better looking. http://i.imgur.com/dp5MJ.png 3. The bottom bar is shrunk. L...

Thanks. Anything about that font?

http://www.mediamonkey.com/support/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=62&nav=0,9 Moved from XP to Windows 7. Filled out a nice cheat sheet to make the transfer easier. But, this isn't doing anything. What I do is, I take a song in MediamMonkey and change the date. I wo...

So that option is specifically for changing files that have identical names?

So if I go to that file's properties in MediaMonkey, open and close it, it will save like normal? Is that all that option does?

Uh.. what?

So currently, the metadata I save in MediaMonkey is saving to the file. What does this option you are suggesting do differently, exactly?

And without it selected, what happens?

What causes this to occur, exactly? Occasionally when opening a song in MediaMonkey by double-clicking a song on the list , the list jumps to the top. Does anyone know why this is?

So you're saying, if I replace a file that was in MediaMonkey, this option, when pressing Ctrl+S, will save the metadata? I am a little confused, I am sorry. MediaMonkey has been great to me but a lot of these options do go over my head.

What are the benefits of that option, exactly?

So when I open the copy's properties, MediaMonkey auto-applies the previes files attributes onto it?

Well, the file itself, how does the metadata get into that file? Say, I replace the file. Then I open MediaMonkey. Then I close MediaMonkey and move it to a removable drive. Will it have gotten the metadata onto it like that? This scenario won't ever happen for me, I just am mystified by how this wo...

If I have two songs, say "Oasis - Morning Glory", and it is on the Desktop and in My Documents, they will be separate.

But if I move one to My Documents, it gains the metadata of the file in My Documents. How does this happen, exactly?

I know you already posted a link. I wrote that I had read a lot on the subject, including and exceeding that link. So Winamp uses Original Year for Year?

I was asking what it was they added. It seems as if they added the ability to change this aspect of the .ini factor. But I cannot be sure. And what am I changing, exactly? I have read a lot of the material and it is difficult to understand. MediaMonkey has "Year", as in when the song was r...

I have been reading some old threads and I am a little confused. Was this fixed at some point in the past? Or do I still need to change the .ini file?