Jacob,

to resolve your problem, you need to adjust Winamp's file associations.
To do this, go to preferences (control P) and you will find a tree view.
go to the first selection in level 0 (setup) and expand the tree.  The
second selection is called file types.  Tab once into this selection.
Various kinds of files can be selected or unselected to work with Winamp.
A common CD file format is .cda.  There is also a button to associate
Winamp with all listed file types.  Make your selections, close the
window, and you should be set.

Kelly


----- Original Message -----
From: "Jacob Joehl" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, May 10, 2003 3:25 PM
Subject: How to Get Winamp and Not Windows Media Player


> Hi all.  I have a problem here.  When attempting to download something
from
> a website last night, Windows Media Player came up.  Now when I try to
play
> CD's in Winamp, they play in Windows Media Player.  I tried removing
the
> Media player from my Control Panel and it is still there.  I also tried
> moving it to the Recycle Bin via both the desktop and Windows Explorer.
Yet
> it continues to grab my files.  How the heck does one go about getting
rid
> of that darn thing altogether and just having Winamp?  Thanks and sorry
for
> the cross poast.
>
> Jacob
>
>
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