Windows Media Player Mobile is Microsoft's portable version of its media player, allowing users to play videos, music and view photos on their smart phones. The mobile player offers all of the features as the computer version in a compact frame, including the ability to create playlists. All that's required is music in your library and a few simple steps.
Instructions
1. Turn on your Windows Mobile smart phone and open Windows Media Player Mobile by clicking on the start menu, clicking "Programs," and selecting the program from the pop-up list.
2. Click on the "Menu" drop-down menu and click on "Library." This will open your library menu where you can, among other things, open, modify and create playlists.
3. Locate a song you'd like to add to your playlist. Click on it and then click on the "Menu" drop-down menu and then select "Queue Up." This will add the song to your "Now Playing" playlist.
4. Repeat step three until you have all of your desired songs on your playlist.
5. Click on the "Menu" drop-down menu again and then click on "Now Playing" to display all of the songs you just queued up.
6. Click on "Menu" and then click on "Save Playlist." You'll then be prompted to name the playlist.
7. Type in the name of the playlist and then click on "Done" to finish creating the playlist.
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