Playing e-audiobooks downloaded from public library

I thought I'd share the results of some my learning curve time with the Chocolate Touch.
One of my primary goals was to switch from an MP3 player to the phone's external memory storage when I downloaded e-audio from the library electronic source.  I bought the phone because of the 3.5mm headset jack (matching my stereo headsets).  It took me a lot of messing around to get the generic modem software set up and learn how to use Windows Media Player in just the right sequence to get the copyrighted material sinced to the phone.   One time I'd get it right and the next time I'd mess up the sequence.  I had to do this by downloading to my PC, then using MWP to transfer the files.  Using the library software didn't work for me.
Anyway, that's my story and I'm sticking to it javascript:void(0)

el Fitz