Help with MuVo Slim, track listi

Yeah, Got my new Slim for Christmas and now it keeps putting all of my tracks in alphabetical order.....
Help anyone?

SSR,
The slim (and all other MuVos with the exception of the MuVo2 which supports playlists and folders) uses a folder system and doesn't support playlists. What many users do is arrange their files with the desired order added to the front of the titles (0-title, 02-title, etc) and then put them together in a folder.
Jeremy

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