[pchelpers] Re: Media Player


I thought Real Player allowed you to turn OFF file associations that it
makes, which would presumably cause them to revert back to Media Player.

--Scott.

P.S. Well, that's one way to keep a woman quiet....   :)

-----Original Message-----
From: Deb
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2002 9:19 AM

I've heard of Real Player (Real One) taking over a person's audio files.
I'm curious, since it was an automatic installation and not by your
choice, whether it is showing up as an installed program when you look
in your control panel in the add/remove programs folder. If so, it could
be removed from there. Deb Pf

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Inge 
  Sent: Friday, May 24, 2002 7:53 AM

  I need some help from you Computer Nerds:

  I downloaded an update for Real Player (actually, it downloaded
itself) and
  it must have set itself as my default media player. I was not asked
whether
  I wanted it. I would have said NO.

  Now, it seems to me, that my Window Media Player does not work. I do
not
  have sound. For example: A sister sent me a real cute little file and
she
  said to turn my speakers on to hear the music. Wouldn't you know it?
There
  is no music.

  How can I fix this?

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