[Electronics-talk] E-mail from Amazon About Retrieving MP3 Files

[Don Moore]

Depending on your computer, the old download software really is nicer I
think.  If you need it, I have the program.  It's way more speech friendly
than the app.



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From: Electronics-talk [mailto:electronics-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On
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Sent: Monday, March 02, 2015 8:31 PM
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Subject: [Electronics-talk] E-mail from Amazon About Retrieving MP3 Files

I hope this works.
Vince

----- Original Message ----- 
From: Amazon.com 
To: cheez at cox.net 
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2015 2:57 PM
Subject: Your Amazon.com Inquiry


                    Your Account  Amazon.com  
                 
                  Message From Customer Service  
           
                  Hello, 

                  When downloading albums or multiple items from the Amazon
Digital Music Store or your music library, you'll be prompted to get our
free Amazon Music application for PC and Mac computers. With Amazon Music
for PC and Mac, you can play and download your entire music library directly
on your computer. You can also listen to music already stored on your
computer, export downloads to iTunes and Windows Media Player, shop the
Amazon Digital Music Store, and access Prime Music (if you're an eligible
Prime member). 

                  For more information about Amazon Music for PC and Mac,
including installation instructions, go to: 

                  http://www.amazon.com/getamazonmusic 

                  Once you've installed the Amazon Music app, click the
"Cloud" icon in the upper left corner of the application window under "Your
Library."  From there, you can drag and drop songs and albums to the
"Download to Your Computer" section in the right sidebar, or right-click
them and select "Download." 

                  You'll see a "Download Complete" notification window when
your music is ready in your "Computer" library, or added to your default
export location (like Windows Media Player or iTunes). Click "Go to
Downloads" from the notification window to navigate directly to your "All
Downloads" playlist, which automatically displays all of the music you've
downloaded through the app. 

                  To view where your downloaded music files are stored on
your computer, right-click a song or album from your "Computer" library, and
select "Show File on Computer." Downloads are typically saved to your
computer's "Music" folder. 

                  You can also download songs to your computer one-by-one,
as individual MP3 files, from your music library on the Amazon website: 

                  1. Go to: https://www.amazon.com/musiclibrary 
                  2. Check the box next to a single song 
                  3. Click "Download" 
                  4. If you see a prompt to get Amazon Music for PC and Mac,
select "Just download my MP3." The download will then complete through your
web browser. 
                  5. Click "Save" if your browser asks whether you'd like to
save or open the file. 

                  Once the download is complete, it's available in your web
browser's default "Downloads" location. From there you can open it using a
compatible media player on your computer. 

                  We look forward to seeing you again soon.  
           

                  Best regards,
                  Gail R.
                 
           
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                  Your feedback is helping us build Earth's Most
Customer-Centric Company.
                 
                  Thank you.  
                  Amazon.com  
           
     
 

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