If you're already familiar with Project Playlist and its player, please pardon a brief review of the basics. However, if you want to know how to reclaim some usable real estate on your Multiply "Welcome" module, then this tutorial is for you!

Your player can be placed in it's logical module: Music. Check it out...

Select the code for MySpace.

Next,  choose which playlist you want to feature on your player. [multiple lists sample]

Then, select your player's options. The sample player on this group's main page was configured with the basic black skin, a set song order (vs. random shuffle), and manual start (vs. auto play).

Now it's time to copy the code...

Ready for the magic?

On your Multiply main page, access the "Customize" function. Next, click "Edit" on the Music module. Paste your player code in the title box. Finally, hit "Done" at the top of your page. Voila!

From the en2go™ main page:

en2go is a new media company full of unique technology, and entertainment.
Our team consists of world-renown and eccentric programmers, producers, and
entertainment moguls who have come together to create the internet dream machine.

I've been following the developments of en2go™ since late last summer. Their "world-renown and eccentric" team does merit this self-description, believe it. However, en2go™ is far from being about their team's much deserved bragging rights.

On October 2, 2007 John Draper stated that he wanted to "open up a discussion on better and more fair ways of distributing music." Independent musicians might want to keep tabs on John's MySpace blog entry for further developments. Please respect his need to focus on the en2go™ project rather than having his time consumed with deleting tons of "w00t" and "ur teh rulz!" types of replies.

en2go™ visitors seeking company information will want to
direct their attention to the en2go™ investor center.