From: "Rich" 

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   WMP 6.x is MPLAYER2.EXE.  I don't think this ever played CDs.  =
CDPLAYER.EXE did that.  I believe the even older MPLAY32.EXE could play =
CDs but it wasn't something you would call a CD player.  All of these = are
obsolete as applications replaced by Windows Media Player.

Rich

  "Gregg Nemesure"  wrote in message =
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  "Ellen K."  wrote in message
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  > Well, I have WMP 6.something, this is the little one that plays =
video
  > clips etc.   Looked in its help, didn't find anything about setting =
it
  > as the default for playing CD's, it seems to be all about streaming
  > media.

  I'm pretty sure it plays CDs too. Does it have anything in its options
  dialog about media types or CDs? Browse through the actual menus, not =
help.

  Gregg


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call a CD player.  All of these are obsolete as
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by Windows Media Player.
 
Rich
 

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