[Blind-Computing] WinAmp Refusing to Shut Down

2011-06-27 Thread Josh
Friends,
Everytime I open up an attachment that requires WinAmp to open in order to play 
the attachment I cannot get Winamp to close down using alt f4. This does not 
only occur with the attachments and it is not just periodic, but everytime I 
open WinAmp it seems like it is continuing to run in the background. I know 
there is a way to reassign file extensions to open up with different programs, 
but I cannot remember the steps to accomplish this. If anyone can help in 
solving my problem it will be greatly appreciated. I would like to know how to 
solve the current problem of completely shutting down WinAmp after it opens and 
also how to reassign the file extensions to open with an alternative program. I 
do not believe it has anything to do with Jaws, but I am using Jaws 12 latest 
version, a Dell Inspiron 1545 laptop, Windows XP Professional, Winamp 5.581. 
Thanks
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Re: [Blind-Computing] WinAmp Refusing to Shut Down

2011-06-27 Thread Mike Barbara In Arcadia
Hi Josh,

Below are some notes that I've saved.

From: Steve [mailto:k...@sbcglobal.net]
Don,

1.  Open my computer.

2.  Press alt-t for tools, and then select folder options.

3.  Control tab to the file types tab.

4.  There is a listview with probably some 400 different file extensions.
Press the letter D to get you there quicker.  Look for dot D O C which is
.doc for your default MsWord file format.

5.  Tab over to the change button and press enter.

6.  A dialog will open.  Arrow down and choose that you want to have those
files open with Microsoft Office Word.  You might have to navigate a treview
if the program isn't listed in the original list, you should be able to find
it under programs, Microsoft Office. etc.
Steve
From: Don Mauck 
don.ma...@oracle.com
Actually I found an easier way.
1.  Go to your my documents folder.
2.  Highlight any word document (doc) (docx)
3.  Press the applications key, select the open as dialog, select  choose
program.
4.  Select always use this program after selecting Word, and you're good to
go.
Regards,
Don

From: The Elf

ah, yes you can, go to control panel, go to folder options, control tab to
file types, arrow down through the file types till you find .txt, tab over
to change, and go through the dialog to select note pad to open .text files

now then if your trying to save an Email as a text file, usually you can by
hitting file, save as and in the file type choose .txt if its available, if
not then Donna's is the only real answer unless you want to do two saves,
once as an html copy of the Email, and then again with I.E. to a text file.
HTH, Inthane

Hope this has helped.  Take care.
Mike



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  From: Josh
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  Sent: Monday, June 27, 2011 4:54 AM
  Subject: [Blind-Computing] WinAmp Refusing to Shut Down


  Friends,
  Everytime I open up an attachment that requires WinAmp to open in order to 
play the attachment I cannot get Winamp to close down using alt f4. This 
does not only occur with the attachments and it is not just periodic, but 
everytime I open WinAmp it seems like it is continuing to run in the 
background. I know there is a way to reassign file extensions to open up 
with different programs, but I cannot remember the steps to accomplish this. 
If anyone can help in solving my problem it will be greatly appreciated. I 
would like to know how to solve the current problem of completely shutting 
down WinAmp after it opens and also how to reassign the file extensions to 
open with an alternative program. I do not believe it has anything to do 
with Jaws, but I am using Jaws 12 latest version, a Dell Inspiron 1545 
laptop, Windows XP Professional, Winamp 5.581. Thanks
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  http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ 
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Re: [Blind-Computing] WinAmp Refusing to Shut Down

2011-06-27 Thread Matthew C
Hello Josh. As for the winamp not shutting down I am not toally sure about
this but try going into preferences of win amp and then into general
preferences and uncheck system tray if it is. On the file extension change
highlight the one you want to open and hit applications and enter on open
with. Go to browse I think it is. Find what you want to open it with and
then tab and check always use this to open the file. Then enter on ok. Hope
this helps.

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Subject: [Blind-Computing] WinAmp Refusing to Shut Down

Friends,
Everytime I open up an attachment that requires WinAmp to open in order to
play the attachment I cannot get Winamp to close down using alt f4. This
does not only occur with the attachments and it is not just periodic, but
everytime I open WinAmp it seems like it is continuing to run in the
background. I know there is a way to reassign file extensions to open up
with different programs, but I cannot remember the steps to accomplish this.
If anyone can help in solving my problem it will be greatly appreciated. I
would like to know how to solve the current problem of completely shutting
down WinAmp after it opens and also how to reassign the file extensions to
open with an alternative program. I do not believe it has anything to do
with Jaws, but I am using Jaws 12 latest version, a Dell Inspiron 1545
laptop, Windows XP Professional, Winamp 5.581. Thanks
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Re: [Blind-Computing] WinAmp Refusing to Shut Down

2011-06-27 Thread Josh
Mike and Matthew thank you for this great advice offered on taking care of 
my problem. I am sure that the advice given here will settle my issues. Take 
care 



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