Well, I know tht for some reason, my XP machine won't play those files when I click on them so I have to do a save target as. So playing it in another player couldn't hurt. I'm more anxious to learn things. I still love my Mac and wouldn't change my decision to buy one if I were given the choice. *smile*
On 1/27/08, Larry Wanger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'd bet the dollar in my pocket that when you click the audio link > that its playing the audio in Quicktime. That means its playing it in > the browser so it leaves the page you were on and takes you to another > with the controlls in the window for Quicktime. > > I'm almost sure the link you are clicking links to an MP3 file that > contains the code. > > I'd try right clicking on the link and seeing if you get the choice of > opening it with a different player or else opening it in a new window. > > Let us know if that helps and, I'm sorry you are frustraited with your > Mac. It really is a great machine to work with! > > > > > DisabilityNation, an Audio Magazine by and for People with > Disabilities. Listen at http://www.disabilitynation.net > > > > On Jan 27, 2008, at 2:38 PM, Tiffany D wrote: > > > I love my Mac, but it really does seem that as soon as I fix one > > problem, I have another one. I was just on Craigslist trying to make > > a post. When it came time to enter the captia, I clicked on the > > listen button. It played perfectly but then I couldn't get back to > > the regular site to hit submit. It kept me in the window with the > > audio. Is there a way to change this? When I went into the Safari > > preferences I couldn't find anything about opening audio content in > > another window or in a player, but I thought I saw it somewhere. > > Anyway, can anyone give me advice? Maybe it's in the actual player > > that my Macbook is using? > > > > Thanks, > > Tiffanitsa > > > > >
