When I opened the message, I found that Mike Miller had written:
> I'm not sure exactly how it is set up in XP, but in 98SE you go
> to Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs>Windows Set-
> up>Multimedia>Details and then check Volume Control and OK I'm
> sure XP can't be too different. If all else fails, check Windows
> help on adding Windows components.
Thanks, Mike.
All that seems really easy, but there isn't anything there for either
Multimedia or Volume Control.
It isn't that I can't add a component, it's "finding" the component
<smile>.
It tells how to add the "volume control icon", but trying to do that
I get the error message I mentioned before......."volume control
program not installed", saying to go to control panel and install it.
What is "it" is the big quesiton.........or "where" is it.
> Since XP was pre-loaded, the cabinet files are probably on your
> hard drive some where, and Windows might even know the location.
> Your Windows help may have been modified by the manufacturer to
> include such handy info or they may have their own system help.
I can't find anything in help to help <smile>.
I appreciate your help. If you have any more ideas, please yell.
Regards,
Jim
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