Hi to all.

Lisa: in line with Mick's suggestion, are Windows Media and Winamp the only two media-playing files on your computer system. I am specifically thinking about RealPlayer which also will automatically associate files (including MP3 files) to itself unless you tell it otherwise (and the most recent version of RealPlayer 10 which I use requires JAWS 9.0 or higher to read the specific files associated with it). If you do have RealPlayer on your system, you will have to tell RealPlayer not to automatically reassociate with files assigned to it and tell it which files it cannot have. In RealPlayer 10, this can be done through the File Types  tabs found in the Preferences submenu under Tools.

If this is the case and you need more information, please let me know.

Ted
---- Domenick <[log in to unmask]> wrote: 
> 
> 
> Lisa. What browser do you use? Internet Explorer, Firefox, etc. 
> Sometimes an application will install as an 'add on' to the browser and 
> you won't find it in add/remove or on the menu bar. You will need to go 
> into the settings of your browser and find 'add ons' and remove it from 
> there. If there is a Winamp shortcut on your desktop then right click on 
> it. Select 'properties' and look for the 'target'. This will tell you 
> where the application is. Go to that directory and search for 
> uninstall.exe or unwise.exe and remove it that way. Many websites these 
> days require Quick Time in order to hear any mp3's or watch video. You 
> can install the free version of Quick Time but set it to play only those 
> data associated with it.
> 
> Mick
> 
> 
> Lisa McManus wrote:
> 
> > Hi all,
> >  
> > This is my last ditch efert to try to get my winamp to work.  I have 
> > uninstalled and reinstalled winamp several times changing things, but 
> > to no avail.  I have unchecked in windows media player to play mp3 
> > files.  Winamp will play things, but not mp3 files on different 
> > websites on the internet even though I told winamp to play all files.  
> > I have made sure the box was checked for maintaining file 
> > associations.  A page just comes up saying error on page.  I have 
> > spent a week and a half on this and I just can't figure out anything.  
> > It just will not play things on the internet that are mp3 files.  
> > There are some files on the internet like on the fearyoucanhear.com 
> > website that say they are mp3 files that play, but other websites that 
> > say they are mp3 files do not play.  I can not figure it out so if 
> > anyone has any brainstorm ideas as a last efert please let me know.  
> > Otherwise, I will just go back to using windows media player even 
> > though there are no markers to set. 
> >  
> > Also, I remember quite a while ago Harry, who is on the list, had 
> > trouble with winamp remote when he downloaded winamp.  He couldn't get 
> > rid of it because it wasn't in the programs list to delete.  I am 
> > having the same problem with the winamp search.  I should not have 
> > checked that so now when I want to get rid of it it isn't there to 
> > remove.  If anyone has any ideas on this please also let me know.  
> > Thanks very much.
> >  
> > Lisa
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