saving music selections outside of LimeWire
 

Hello!
I'm a new user. Can someone please tell me how to transfer music downloads to a seperate shared folder outside of Limewire.

Huh? Just drag-and-drop them outta there.

Oh, oh, unless you're talking about the shared folder in the Library. Are you?

Thank you for your reply.
I have a previously established 'shared folder' which contains music downloads from other sources and I want to transfer the new downloads acquired from LimeWire into it. How is this done?

You didn't tell me if you were trying to export the songs from the shared folder in LW's Library or nor, but oh well. Go to Tools, Options (Limewire, Preferences/Options for Macintosh) then click saving. You'll see displayed the location of the Shared folder that Limewire uses to save all finished dlds. Now go there (according to Raaf, it should be at C:\Documents and Settings\"your account name"\Shared, unless you chose another folder when installing LW for the first time) and just drag-and-drop any files you want (re)moved.

You are so kind! Thank you
Now, why can't I view a music video? All I get is a long rectangle with a circular disc showing in the middle of it......and no action..........grrrrrr! ~@¿@~

What player did you use to view the video? Limewire? My brain either does not function properly at the moment or I simply have never encountered what you described.
Primo: Does this happen with all video or just with that one?
Secundo: Have you tried different players?

My first guess would be the classic "codecs" (or, more precisely, "lack of codecs") problem. So, wait for someone to come here and give you a link to the nimo pack...

Did somebody call nimo's name? Link here: http://nimo.titanesk.com

...me again
 

My dear helper, I'm defaulted to Windows Media Player. Is this good, bad or ugly?

We'd both say it's ugly. But then I'm a mac man anyway. hehehe But the probs with wmp is the extra codecs & licencing for some of its files. If you're curious about another player I've heard raves about & that will also play wma files. Try this: Have a look at this. (click on link) It's free. U may/not want to try it out but if u do & like it, might be a good idea to make that your default player.

hummmm.........not a bad idea........me is going to give it a try. My thanx 2U, good friend.:p