Hey, it worked! Thanks, Ken.
>>I was just looking for a way of eliminating the ever annoying alert >>window (asking me if I want to upgrade to Quicktime Pro) that comes up >>whenever I open a Quicktime file. >> >>I discovered that under Preferences->Quicktime->Browser Plug-in (each >>listed in a pull down menu) you reach a window that, among other things, >>gives you the choice of retaining movies in your browser's disk cache (if >>possible) or not. >> >>Meanwhile, does anyone know how to turn that alert off? >---------- >Well, you _might_ be able to fool it a bit. Try going to your "Date and >Time Control Panel" and setting the date ahead 10 year or so. With the >clock set ahead, open Quicktime Player. After it opens and is "happy" >quit the program. Then go back and correctly set the clock. Seems to >work, at least until you do an update of QuickTime. > >Ken > >Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without. > >_________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
