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19 Dec 2008   #1

Windows 7
Vietnam
 
 
How to put Windows Media Player 12 on the StartBar in Windows 7?

Hello everybody, I can't put the Windows Media Player 12 on the Startbar (look like in Windows Vista).



How to put WMP on StartBar in Windows 7?

Thanks!
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19 Dec 2008   #2

Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
Chicago
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by QuocHungVNUIT View Post
Hello everybody, I can't put the Windows Media Player 12 on the Startbar (look like in Windows Vista).

How to put WMP on StartBar in Windows 7?

Thanks!
The option is not there yet but there is a tiny skin mode that alpha blends which begs the question "Why not just make a media player gadget?" Like this:




And you can still control it from the taskbar:

Last edited by baarod; 19 Dec 2008 at 03:22 PM..
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19 Dec 2008   #3

Windows 7 Build 7100 32-bit, Windows Vista 32-bit
 
 

The new taskbar offers some possibilities for controlling your music via WMP. You can skip songs and play/pause from the taskbar.
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22 Dec 2008   #4

Windows 7
Vietnam
 
 

oh, may be, no way to set it down.

Thanks a lot!
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