Display Area: My Library View

1. Use the navigation tabs to see your music, photos and videos.
   
   
2. Click the Play button to play the entire contents of your Library.
   
   
3. Use the Organizer drop-down to see the contents of the Organizer by Artist, Album, or Genre.
   
   
4. Use the Organizer to help find your music:

• Click an artist name to see all the tracks you have by that artist.
• Click the plus sign next to an artist name to see all the albums you have by that artist.
• Click an album name to see all the tracks in that album.
• Click a genre name to see all the tracks you have in that genre.
• Click the plus sign next to a genre name to see all the artists you have in that genre.

5. Use the Library columns to sort your tracks, and view their properties. Right-click on any column header to see a menu of columns you can add to the Library view.
   
   
6. Use the Search My Library box to find artists, tracks and albums. Just start typing, and search results will appear in the Display area.
   
   
7. Double-click any track to start playing it. You can also drag and drop tracks to various areas of Rhapsody.
   
   
8. Your stats tell you how many tracks you have in My Library, playback time for My Library, and how much hard drive space is taken up by local tracks in My Library.

 

1. Click Add Photos to open the "Local Media Import" window.
   
   
2. Click New Album to create a new album to store your photos in.
   
   
3. Double-click an album to see all the pictures you have saved in it.
   
   
4. Use Search to find photos you have saved in My Library. Just start typing, and your search results will appear in the Display area.
   
   
5. Use the slider to make your album thumbnails bigger or smaller.
   
   
6. Choose how to view the photo albums you have saved. You can select Gallery view , or List view . List view will provide you with album properties.

Double-click an album to see the photos you've saved in it. This is an open Album view.

1. Breadcrumbs tell you what album you are looking at.
   
   
2. Click Add Photos to open the "Import Local Media" window.
   
   
3. When you have a photo selected, you can use the Rotate buttons.
   
   
4. Double-click a photo to open it in the photo editor or viewer of your choice.
   Right-click a photo to get a variety of menu options.
   
   
5. Use Search to find photos you have saved in My Library. Just start typing, and your search results will appear in the Display area.
   
   
6. Use the slider to make your photo thumbnails bigger or smaller.
   
   
7. Choose how to view the photos you have saved. You can select Gallery view , or List view . List view will provide you with photo properties.

This is the List view of a photo album.

 

1. Click Add Videos to open the "Import Local Media" window.
   
   
2. Click New Album to create a new video album.
   
   
3. Double-click an album to see the videos you have saved in it.
   
   
4. Use Search to find videos you have saved in My Library. Just start typing, and your search results will appear in the Display area.
   
   
5. Use the slider to make your album thumbnails bigger or smaller.
   
   
6. Choose how to view the video albums you have saved. You can select Gallery view , or List view . List view will provide you with album properties.

Double-click an album to see the videos you've saved in it. This is an open Album view.

1. Breadcrumbs tell you what album you are looking at.
   
   
2. Click Add Videos to open the "Import Local Media" window.
   
   
3. Double-click a video to watch it.
   Right-clickClick the right mouse button while using an appllication to display an alternate menu of commands or choices. a video to get a variety of menu options.
   
   
4. Use Search to find videos you have saved in My Library. Just start typing, and your search results will appear in the Display area.
   
   
5. Use the slider to make your video thumbnails bigger or smaller.
   
   
6. Choose how to view the videos you have saved. You can select Gallery view , or List view . List view will provide you with album properties.

This is the List view of a video album.