2009 Coming

[tdelorme]

Jim, what, your pushing for a Kinder, Gentler POG in 2009?? Hate to tell you buddy, it ain't gonna happen.

And what's this "Gee, I know very little about computers," crap. Yea, right

Is that Barb in the background yelling for you to come help muck the stable?
Better hop to it, dude.

Oh, Merry Christmas to you all too.

[JIM CHALOUPKA]

I'm with Debi, I don't clean stalls!!!!

JIM

[sawdust_128]

With your mouse, right click on the URL Jim posted. Select the "save target as" option. Save it to your desktop and then play it off line. It will save to your destop as an MP3 file. You can then play it with any software you use to lpay MP3's. If you are still paranoid about the contents of the file, use your security software to scan it before you play it. I found it to be clean.

Cheers and Merry Christmas.

Jim: I enjoyed the track. Thanks.

[JIM CHALOUPKA]

That's a pretty cool trick Ed, with stuff like that in my pocket I won't have to say I don't know anything about computers anymore

Dale or anyone else that player is quick time, not real player. Sorry.

JIM

[sawdust_128]

Play it with windows media player and get the visual as well.

[JIM CHALOUPKA]

Dah, how do you do that

JIM

[Joe Cannarozzi]

What nebula is that we are watching.

Got any Louie Armstrong and Sarah Vaughn

[sawdust_128]

Jim:

How I do it is once the mp3 icon for the file is on my desktop, I can right click it and then add it to my media player library. Once there, I can play it, save it to media cards, email it, burn a cd, etc. If you load it to an SD memory card, you can play it on your Garmin or any other mp3 compatible device.

You seem to like your music and the internet. You really need to check out the media player internet radio options. I can find music I like any time of the day or night from anywhere in the world. Some of the funniest stuff I have ever heard was while listening to the on-line comedy broadcasts.

Joe: If you liked that, I suggest you try to track down the links for the mp3 files for the Yellowjackets. That was really neat stuff. A lot of morphing of photos and video with some slick optical illusions. It was like inertactive M.C. Escher stuff.

Maybe we should take this over to the computer stuff portion of the forum.

[dale farley]

Ed,

Thanks for the tip. Once I saved it to my desktop, Windows Media Player picked it up with no problem.

[sawdust_128]

What nebula is that we are watching.

Got any Louie Armstrong and Sarah Vaughn

Try this guy.

You can connect to his program through themedia player radio option.

http://www.bostonpete.com/Merchant2/...&Affiliate=009

That is his web storefront, but there is a link to his radio program. Lot's of tracks from 1910 through the 1950's. Joe, lot's of good ole speakeasy music. A chicago boy should feel right at home. Joe the mechanic, talk about wise guy names. Working on buses in house slippers and you probably carry your tools in a violin case.

Enjoy!!