Howdy all.

OS: XP, Excel 2002 SP3

I have my music stored in the My Music directory. I have Artist, Album
Title, etc. attributes turned on. What I'd like to do is to take all of this
information and input it into an Excel spreadsheet. When I "Select All" from
the window, and "Copy", it wants to copy the actual songs, and not the text.
Also, the "Paste" option in Excel is grayed out anyway.

Is there a way that I can treat the info in a Browser window as just text,
and then copy that info into a spreadsheet?

TIA.
--
Don Cox

Pls post in ONE group only. Not a good way to make friends.

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Don" <do@com wrote in message
...
Howdy all.

OS: XP, Excel 2002 SP3

I have my music stored in the My Music directory. I have Artist, Album
Title, etc. attributes turned on. What I'd like to do is to take all of
this
information and input it into an Excel spreadsheet. When I "Select All"
from
the window, and "Copy", it wants to copy the actual songs, and not the
text.
Also, the "Paste" option in Excel is grayed out anyway.

Is there a way that I can treat the info in a Browser window as just text,
and then copy that info into a spreadsheet?

TIA.
--
Don Cox

My bad. Sorry.

--
Don Cox
"Don Guillett" wrote in message
...
Pls post in ONE group only. Not a good way to make friends.

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Don" <do@com wrote in message
...
Howdy all.

OS: XP, Excel 2002 SP3

I have my music stored in the My Music directory. I have Artist, Album
Title, etc. attributes turned on. What I'd like to do is to take all of
this
information and input it into an Excel spreadsheet. When I "Select All"
from
the window, and "Copy", it wants to copy the actual songs, and not the
text.
Also, the "Paste" option in Excel is grayed out anyway.

Is there a way that I can treat the info in a Browser window as just
text,
and then copy that info into a spreadsheet?

TIA.
--
Don Cox