Windows Media Player 12: Creating the playlist/list pane larger?

[Guty9]

Hello friends, the extremely irritating problem for me, when I am in the Now Playing display. I am unable to enlarge the list to be able to view the entire songs and the artists name in the Windows Media Player 11. I could expand as much I want but now it forces me to stop at the certain extend. What can be the problem? is there any kind of the workaround with this issue.

[Blazej]

Try to perform these steps: initially you open the Windows Media Player. After that from the player library have a click on to the button of the Now Playing button which is on the lower right corner of the player to see the player in the Now Playing mode. After that right click to the vacant space and then click to the Show list. This must appear the playlist. Now you pull the playlist to the left. You must be able to pull the playlist to the left up to 40 percent of the screen merely.

[CitricAcid]

In turn to see the songs in the playlist, you should have to toggle it to the Library mode in Windows Media Player 12. After you toggle it to the Library mode, then you can be effortlessly will be able to enlarge or observe the entire songs in the playlist. Windows Media Player permits you to toggle among the two modes: the Player Library, which provides you the complete control over the Player's numerous features; and Now Playing mode, which give you a simplified view of your media that's perfect for playback. Through the Player Library, you can go to Now Playing mode by ticking the mouse button on to the Now Playing button in the right corner of the Player. To come back to the Player Library, hit it off the Switch to Library push button in the upper-right corner of the Player.

[$tatic]

Try to perform these steps to Create a Windows Media Player Playlist bigger: (1) at the start you have a click to the Library push button on the toolbar. (2) From the start option click the mouse button on to the Library push button from the toolbar. (3) Enter the name for the playlist, incredible short and expressive. (4) Place music within the library to insert it to the playlist. (5) Drag the song through the library to the list pane. (6) Repeat the steps 4 and 5 to create the playlist.

[sergioKomic]

Once you try to create the playlist and then watch the result what happens, for creating the playlist make use of the dir command to port the contents of a directory to a file which can be used as a playlist. To do so: initially click the mouse pointer to the Start button on the task bar, and then click to the programs and from that click on to the MS Dos prompt. Modify directories to the folder that hold the media records for which we would have to make a playlist. And then Enter the command dir /b>playlist.m3u, and then hit ENTER button. We can as well make use of the additional command-line control with the dir command to change the sort in which the files are programmed in the playlist.