It's a simple program to use, actually. (Use the tab key, and 
shift-F10.) It isn't the most accessible, but it more than makes up for 
that by the sheer variety of stations you can find through it. there is 
a Blog entry on it by Fred's head Companion. (Visit www.aph.org and look 
for the Blog there.) Also, it's been around for a few years at least.

Another radio player, more accessible this time, is Tapin Radio,

www.tapinradio.com

Both players are free.

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Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2011 1:58 AM
Subject: Re: [VICUG-L] a new radio player is out!


>i installed the radio share program, and, to my disapointment, there 
>was not a read me file, explaining how to use the program.  When i 
>launched it, i was put into an edit box.  Not knowing what to do, I 
>uninstalled the program.  I don't even see any instructions on the 
>website.  This program is a dud.
>
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