Thanks! After I opened Win Media Player menu, and played around there, and then
played around with the WinAMp Agent, and chose only streaming file extension, and
blinked twice, and rebooted, all was back to normal.
Alan, why do makers of audio programs do that crap? Why do they make it so the
average+ user has to perform aggressive reconfigurations to return their file
extension to the way it was BEFORE they DLd that maker's program? It turns me off to
that program BIG TIME! It's sneaky, and underhanded, and makes me NEVER wanna use it
again. Odd thing is, that WinAMp KNOWS the situation exists! They have one whole
page of FAQ on it! Sad sad sad! :o(
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The WinAmp site is here:
> http://www.winamp.com/
> Click the Documentation link.>
> Instructions to associate a file with an application in Windows-98 can
> be found on this page: http://www.computerbooksonline.com/chapters/win9821.htm
Alan
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