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In article <3991A345.C492F7A8@pacbell.net> , Ken <tyl### [at] pacbell net>
wrote:
> Ever since installing QT on my system I have been unable to load
> mpegs form povray.binaries.animations because it crashes Netscape.
>
> I hate QT !!!
Its not a problem of QuickTime, it is one of Netscape. Especially the
recent versions of Netscape (since 4.x) seem to associate completely wrong
Plug-Ins with file types. On Macs it is already annoying, but on Windows it
seems to be even worse. This causes bizarre problems when using QuickTime.
Manually (re-)associating the QT Plug-In with the file types helps most of
the time, even resolving crashes!
Did you try using a "real" newsreader that uses the same file-application
mappings Windows uses? It should then automatically open the QuickTime
Movie Player - except of course you install any M$ product after QuickTime.
In that case you will have to reinstall QuickTime to get it working again.
This is one of the Windows "features" Apple demonstrated in the anti-thrust
case...
Thorsten
PS: Upgrading to a Macintosh will also resolve your problems with Windows,
of course ;-)
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Thorsten Froehlich, Duisburg, Germany
e-mail: tho### [at] trf de
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