Hi, I have some questions about how to copy or move files to different playlists in ITunes on the mac. My current way after downloading them from other sources other sources than the ITunes store of course is to use command o to bring in the file. Then it is in the music folder. When I use the vo-shift-m key to bring up the context menu on the file it gives me the option of show in playlists and the only option is recently added. Copy and paste also do not appear to give you any means of moving anything around. Is it that you can only have it go to recently added or any that you actually created? In my case they are often mp3 files from sources such as serotalk, blindcooltalk, etc and I wanted to try to move them to something like podcasts or maybe audio books although I did not even see that play list on the ITunes on the Mac. I see it on the IPhone. That is another question, how does the audiobooks playlist get created? I am guessing that maybe you can't move anything manually into podcasts, but I still wondered how you can move it to any playlist you may want to. Is it limited to only ones you created yourself? Secondly, one of my reasons for wanting to do htis is that I thought in one of those playlists it might give me better options to resume where I left off playing the file if it thought it was an audiobook or podcast file. Would this be true at all? What ability do we have to resume where we left off other than to have ITunes remain open and not to have rebooted the computer in between?\
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