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@EIB, I'm not burning a CD. I just want a single MP3 file. These are not songs, it is an audiobook and may involve many tracks (depending on the length of tracks). I'd rather not have to use playlist to group them together.

@MakubX, I don't think you understand my question. I'm not at all concerned about seeing bookmarks in WavePad. The end product is the WAV file after I have created it in WavePad. After that, I will never reopen in WavePad. I want to be able to burn to a CD or use a Media Player to play the file and have the ability to jump forward and backward between tracks (songs). I have tried creating bookmarks while editing in WavePad but they do not provide the desired functionality in the final Wav file. Is there a way to do what I want and, if so, what is it?

@MakubX, I do know how to create bookmarks in WavePad but they do not seem to function as track markers in the final WAV file. I had assumed they would but now need to find out the correct way to create tracks in the file, if there is one.

I want to assemble a project and then listen to it as a WAV file. No problem there. How can I define tracks within the project so I can jump between tracks while playing in software other than WavePad or from a burned CD? Bookmarks don’t seem to do this.

I downloaded WavePad a few days ago and have started a project. I was able to create bookmarks but, after several days, I’m told that I need to upgrade to the Master Edition to create Bookmarks. Was I in a trial period at first? i.e. is this a feature only available in the master edition or do I have a different problem?