Bex wrote:Yes, that will do the trick!

OK. Thanks.

I will try when I get home.

Bex wrote:Just right click in the Now Playing window and look in "list"

Are you saying that "Clear" will do it for me?

Thanks for the reply.

So where do I find the "Show Now Playing Controls" and how do I remove all in one step?

I have all my albums in Playlists. If I select an album from a Playlist, I want all the tracks to be sent to the Now Playing Queue. But the only way I can seem to do it is to either click the Play button in the toolbar or select Play Now from my context menu. I was just wondering whether there is a ...

I would like to get MediaMonkey to open up with the All path so all my Library contents are displayed. To explain further. I would like MediaMonkey to open up at: Library > Location > HD: [D:] > All This is where my Library contents are stored. So is there any way to set MediaMonkey to open at a def...

Sometimes, I don't finish listening to an album or playlist, and decide to remove all the tracks from the "Now Playing" Queue. I know I can highlight all tracks in the "Now Playing" Queue, and select "Remove" from the context menu. But it would be much quicker and easie...

OK. Thanks.

Thanks mate.

I will try it later.

Thanks for that.

I noticed that there are two downloads for the scripts. exe and mmip.

Which one do I use?

So do you just point the Winamp installer at the \Program Files\MediaMonkey\ folder?

So where is that?

Thanks for the info Teknojnky.

That will be handy.

I am new to MediaMonkey, and I have just spent some time customising, so it will be handy to save the settings.

I thought it would be nice if MediaMonkey had a save settings wizard or a settings export facility.

Looks good.

I will try this later.

There are a few scripts posted in the thread.

Which is the best one?

Also. Why do we need scripts to reset the play counter? Shouldn't this be a built-in feature?