On 19 Jul 2000, 8:13, KBryan wrote:
> 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(
To answer your question I did a search for the answer to this question:
"Who is to blame for WinAmp configuration problems?" All the search
engines I used came up with the same site:
http://www.microsoft.com/
:-)
Alan
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