Sartin library ?

[shoeless]

The seminar files that are in there are you able to burn a CD for them?

[Ted Craven]

Jeff,

You can. Download the files, create a playable 'music' CD (not simply a data CD) using Windows Media Player or various other software.

Ted

[shoeless]

Ted,

Thanks.I do a lot of driving in the car so good way to pass the time.

[DaveEdwards]

Jeff,

If your car stereo has a USB port you can drop the files straight onto a memory stick without the need to burn any discs. I also sometimes put them on my phone and play them through the earphones. Doesn't recognise all of the file formats though.

Also, the touch type phones can usually get adobe and so you can read the follow up etc when you are out and about, if you have a few minutes to burn.

[shoeless]

Dave,

Thanks for suggestion my car doesnt have them.

Jeff

[tom]

Jeff, my car has an input jack for the stereo - I hook my mp3 player to it and listen to Steve Byk, Roger Stein, etc, on mp3s driving to and from work.

[shoeless]

Tom,

Thanks

[pktruckdriver]

Originally Posted by tom

Jeff, my car has an input jack for the stereo - I hook my mp3 player to it and listen to Steve Byk, Roger Stein, etc, on mp3s driving to and from work.

Tom my new truck has that plug in too, but when I plug in the mp3 with the usb cord nothing works , do I need a different cord to plug in the the hole that looks like a earphone hole, a small hole that the earphones from the mp3 would fit in, so I need to male connectors , 1 for going into the truck and 1 for the MP3 player, as I have hours of the audio stuff on the mp3 player, and would love to have it play in the truck stereo, it's make working so much more fun listening to Doc and Hat and the boys...

patrick

[tom]

Patrick, you have to put the stereo in Aux Mode - should be a button to select that on the stereo.