Minor correction: Next is B Baker, not V Victor as stated in your
note. Must have been a typo.
On Tue, 7 Sep 1999 22:44:57 -0400, you wrote:
>
>Hello every one, I figured I would tell every one how I use winamp.
In the
>hopes that I would make things a little easier for you. First,
there are a
>hole bunch of key strokes that you can find in the play back sub
menu. To
>get to this menu, first press Alt. Then hit the down arrow once
followed by
>the right arrow. Then, down arrow until you hear "Play Back", Press
Enter
>on this. There you are. The play back menu also has all the
controls for
>manipulating a file in Winamp. Such AZ,:
>previous Z
>Play X
>Pause C
>Stop V
>next V
>rewind 5 seconds Left Arrow
>FWD 5 seconds Right Arrow
>Volume is controlled by the UP and Down Arrows.
>There are more commands in this menu. AZ far AZ keeping play list's,
witch
>has been a concern of certain members on this list. I do it in the
>following way. I put all my MP3's in a folder of there own, called
"MP3".
>I do the same for all my wave files, but since I have allot of
waves, I
>seperate them into different folders according to cadigories. For
example,
>all my Honeymooner wave files are in a folder called "honeymooner
wave
>files". You can set up your folders any way you find convenient. I
create
>shortcuts for all these folders on my desk top. So, for example, if
I want
>to play an MP3 I just open up my MP3 folder and hielite the MP3 or
MP3's
>that I want to hear and press Enter. If you want to play a wave,
well just
>do the same thing. When you press Enter, Winamp will automatically
open and
>the selected files will play. Some times, What I will do is to
select all
>the items in a folder with a Control + A, then press Enter. When
Winamp
>opens, all the items in the folder are going to play, because they
have been
>selected. You can then use the Play Back commands to listen and
manipulate
>all or A piticular few of your selected files. This will only work
if
>Winamp is your default player for what ever type of file that you are
trying
>to play. Jaws will give you enough feedback to navigate the menu bar
and
>use the play back commands. The play list is something that I never
mest
>with, but I never really had the kneed to. and AZ far AZ the
equalizer
>goes, JAWS is convinced that it doesn't even exist, so don't even
bother.
>Generally I never have any problems with Winamp and Jaws. I never
had to
>write a script for it. By the way I am using Winamp 2.25. If any
one has
>any further questions, I would be glad to answer them off the list.
I
>really hope this was helpful and that it works for you. I am just
trying to
>show my gratitude for all the help you all have given me in the past.
>Thanks!
>For good and safe MP3 downloads go to WWW.microFuture.net.
>Good Luck!
>
>
>
>Gian Pedulla [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
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