On Feb 8, 2008, at 2:07 PM, Terry Pogue wrote: > > On Feb 8, 2008, at 3:47 PM, Michael Prete wrote: > >> n order to be certain, I'd have to look it up, which I'm too lazy >> to do right now. My recollection is that "Make Bookmarkable" script >> was not designed to "move" anything. It was designed to change the >> file type. Audio Book files which are able to resume where you last >> stopped have a different ending on the file extension. If you rip a >> book from a CD, you will have something.mp3 files. If you get an >> Audio Book file, it will be something.aa and will be "bookmarkable". > > I think the deal was the Applescript changed the file type and thus > the book was moved from Music to Audiobooks where all the other file > types reside. The original poster stated that the files didn't move. Perhaps your assumption about "thus the book was moved from Music to Audiobooks..." is inaccurate. But I haven't heard if the file type was indeed changed to xxx.aa, and whether the changed file type resulted in the quality of "bookmarkable". ------------ Michael Prete More will be revealed.