Hi Signe Marie,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
All you need is (with a default mp3 player installed) to get shell("start" && mymp3filepath)
Why try harder? ;))
It's just a question of having a default "play" or "Open" command associated with a player...
Hello Xavier Should 'mymp3filepath' include 'file' or 'url'?
Neither nor!
Do we need a player object in the stack? On my WindowsXP (where I have both Windows Media Player and QuickTime installed) I tried without any success:
set itemDel to "/" put item 1 to -2 of the effective filename of this stack into tFolder put tFolder & "/M0NKP9EA.MID" into mymp3filepath
replace "/" with "\" in mymp3filepath ##it's windoze ;-)
get shell ("start" && mymp3filepath)
This might work, but will probably start the WindowsMediaPlayer or any app that
is associated with the "MID" suffix...
So i think this is just wishful thinking ;-) because we will give control over the sound(s)
out of our/Rev's hands...
Regards
Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.major-k.de
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