[KLUG Members] midi in netscape and setting default browser

[Stuart Gillis]

1. Sounds like you need Plugger3.3 installed or . In 
Netscape check 
Edit|Preferences|Navigator|Applications to see if 
there is anything associated with the .mid 
extension. If Plugger doesn't play midis try 
associating .mid with Midi/Karaoke player.

2. Go to the KDE Control Panel under File 
Browsing|File Associations. Under the test entry, 
select html. You will see a dialog with a list of 
browsers in the the order of preference. I had to 
add Netscape to the list. Move Netscape to the top 
and that will become your default browser.


-----Original Message-----
From: Rusty Yonkers <therustycook@yahoo.com>
Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2002 13:50:48 -0500 
To: Linux Mailinglist <members@kalamazoolinux.org>
Subject: [KLUG Members] midi in netscape and setting 
default browser


> Two questions oh great and awesome gurus of all 
things linux.
> 
> First, how can I setup netscape 4 (and/or mozilla, 
netscape 6, opera, 
> konqueror, etc) to play midi files that are in web 
pages?
> 
> Second, how can I setup the system so that when I 
am in KMail and click on a 
> link that it will pull up the link in netscape?
> 
> I humbly await the answer.
> 
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