The Mo' Wax web site can be found at:
http://www.warwick.ac.uk/~esvtk/mowax/index.html
Anyone --
If you can get the audio files to play, I'd be interested in knowing how you
did it. I did find software to download, but do not know how to unzip a
zipped file -- which is how the MPEG player downloads. Any suggestions for a
ms windows girl with little 'z' knowledge? The web site where you can
download the shareware software is:
http://vanbc.wimsey.com/~rstride/radio/player.html
If you are using netscape, you will have to add a new mime type to your
netscape helper/applications. The new mime type is: audio. The sub-type is:
x-mpeg. You should choose Launch application: xing_ply.exe -- if you get
farther than this, please let me know how!! Thanks. Lori
You wrote:
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>lori,
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>please e-mail me with the mo'wax web site address.
>
>also, did you find child's view anywhere in san francisco? i would
>recommend rasputin's in berkeley. last time i checked, they had a decent
>aj section.
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>>From lcatn@ix.netcom.com (Lori Nowell ), on 12/12/95 9:19 AM:
>Paul -- Thanks for the Mo Wax www site, but now I need some real help!
>I can't get the .mp2 audio files to play and I do ohso want to. The
>only player I currently have installed, naplayer, doesn't support the
>format.
>
>Does anyone know where I can download (hopefully-free) software to play
>these .mp2 files? Info greatly appreciated. Lori
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