I've had that problem about a web site taking control and not being able to
get back to realaudio.
The ways I handled it was to set a hotkey for realaudio and to press that
when I wanted to get back to realaudio. I've also put an entry on my
desktop called "1realaudio", so that I can do an insert+f6 to minimize all
apps and then press 1 to focus on my desktop entry for realaudio and press
enter.
Hope this helps.
Bob
----- Original Message -----
From: Tusing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 14, 1999 9:54 PM
Subject: Real Audio comment and question
> Greetings,
> First the question: I use Real Player Plus. I noticed that when I go
> to a station that puts the Broadcast.com" logo on it--which covers a large
> portion of the screen--that the keyboard command "Control s" may not
> actually close or shut down the station when I have finished listening
to
> it. Thus one would normally close a station with "Control s" and move on
to
> another Preset. But in the "Broadcast.com" stations, the station keeps
> playing. The only way to end the play is to close Real Networks entirely.
> Now on stations that are not associated with "Broadcast.com", the "control
> s" closes or shuts the station up each and every time. Has any one noticed
> this anomaly? is this a missing item in the scripts? I kept trying various
> stations and "Broadcast.com" is the deciding factor.
> A comment on Real Networks in the International folder in the Presets
> where some one had problems with JAWS not speaking. I use about 20
> International stations from several countries. Not one of the station
names
> in my "International" folder has a single accent mark. thus the problem of
> JAWS stopping speaking would happen if there were accent marks there. so i
> would check the spelling of names of stations in the International folder
> before assuming that the now famous accent mark glitch is actually
> happening.
> Thanks in advance for answering my question about
> "Broadcast.com"-related stations not closing when the Control s keyboard
> command is used.
>
>
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