Black Sandisk Sansa

Black Sandisk Sansa
How do you create a playlist on a Sandisk sansa m250 (2GB; black)?

I just bought one and the directions have not worked for me.
How do you add songs to a new playlist/create a playlist?
I use iTunes.
thanks to zerro for his answer...but is there any way to create a playlist directly on the mp3 player?

if I can't go on to computer at the time, can I just make one on the mp3player?
IMPORTANT:

I use iTunes, but whenever I connect my sansa a window pops up telling me to view all the music files in Windows Explorer. So I do that.
When I tried to create a playlist with the files on Explorer, it opened up Windows Media player and I had to create my playlist there. However, the playlist DOES NOT transfer to my mp3player (when using WindowsMediaPlayer). Any suggestions?
also today my sansa has started not working when I turn it on the screen freezes once SANSA appears on the screen. I have tried removing the battery and trying to restart, but the same thing happens. I changed the battery as well. Any suggestions?

highlight song* right click mouse* chose playlist* Name playlist*

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The Sansa Express MP3 Player is the first ever flash-based mp3 player that comes with a microSD expansion slot and without a cable. Built into the Express is an FM radio tuner, an integrated microphone, audio recording from voice or radio, a brightly illuminated four-line OLED display screen, and controls that are intuitive for easy and quick navigation.

The Sansa Express fits directly into the USB port on any computer. Whether it's the side of your laptop, or the front of your desktop tower, there's no cable, and it's about the size of a pack of gum. Weighing in at less than an ounce, the Sansa Express mp3 player is the very definition of portable.

File formats supported by the Sansa Express include WMA, protected WMA, WAV, Audible, and MP3. If the 2GB of flash memory isn't enough to meet your needs, there is a microSD expansion slot to enlarge your music capacity. Subscription music stores are also supported in most cases. The digital FM radio tuner has the capability of recording radio broadcasts, allowing you to store a favorite song or piece of information for later reference or enjoyment. There is also an option to set up to twenty of your favorite radio stations as presets. If you need to make a quick memo or note to yourself, the Express is ideal. Simply use the integrated microphone, record your voice memo, and access it anytime.

There aren't any difficult programs to download and learn to navigate through with the Sansa Express, either. Once you connect the Express to your computer's USB drive, your operating system will detect it and the Express will show up as an additional drive. Drag and drop your music files from your computer to the Express, and you're done. Unplug the device and go. The battery life is good, and will generally give you up to fifteen hours of use when it is fully charged. You can recharge the battery by simply connecting it to the USB drive on your computer. That means that while you're transferring songs from your computer to the Sansa Express, the battery is also recharging. Included in the retail box are the Sansa Express MP3 Player, lanyard, headphones, USB extension cable, and Quick Start Guide.

The Sansa Express mp3 player is so compact and lightweight, that it is really ideal for just about anyone. It fits in any pocket, and is relatively inexpensive, and is perfect for people who are on the go.

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