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1. History. The phrase "The real McCoy" may be a corruption of the Scots "The real MacKay", first recorded in as: "A drappie o' the real MacKay", ("a drop of the real MacKay"). This appeared in a poem Deil's Hallowe'en published in Glasgow and is widely accepted as the phrase's origin. A letter written by the Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson in contains the phrase, “He’s the.

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2. CD Info. RealPlayer retrieves, stores, and displays information about the CDs you listen to or create with RealPlayer. RealPlayer automatically attempts to recognize CD info from the music information database you have built up on your computer, and from information sources on the internet.. In addition, RealPlayer stores CD info for any custom CDs you create, and displays that information.

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3. Sort selected files in the order they appear on the CD using the Move file up and Move file down functions, hotkeys (Alt + Up, Alt + Down), or drag and drop. (You can also use the Sort by file creation time function in the View menu.) Tag&Rename file list with selected files from one album. Click Get album titles from freedb.

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4. Click the File Name button to choose the information to include in the filenames for music that is ripped to your laptop.. Choose the audio format to use by clicking the Format drop-down list on the Rip Music tab.. If you have permission to copy and distribute the music, you may not want to choose the Copy Protect Music check box.

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5. Mar 11,  · 1. Insert a music CD into your DVD/CD drive – if you see a popup message asking what you want to do with it, choose to open Windows Media Player and skip to step 3. 2. Now open Windows Media Player. 3. WMP 11 – press the Rip button in the top bar or WMP 12 – in the left hand side panel, press the CD/DVD drive icon.

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6. I only want part of a CD track--how can I record or edit that with RealPlayer? The easiest way to create a partial track is to record (or rip) the full track, then use the Trimmer to delete the portions you don't want. Once you have added the full clip to your Library, follow these steps: 1. Open your music library. 2.

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8. The CD title shows up in the iTunes Source list (under the Devices heading), which is on the left side of the iTunes window. The CD track listing appears on the right side of the window. If iTunes asks you whether you want to import the contents of the CD to your Music Library, you can click Yes and skip the rest of the steps.

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9. This is documented at A directory navigation productivity tool, but basically involves saving the output of "pwd" into the named mnemonics ("spud" and "green") in the above case, and then cd'ing to the contents of the files.

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