annoying..

Hi all, bit hard to explain, but here goes- After installing software for digital camera, some sort of player installed itself too, although it was not mentioned anywhere on the CD-Rom, and it’s attached its own icons to all
my image & mp3 files that I never asked for. I could just go to add/remove programs & delete it but I’m worried I’d lose all the abovementioned files. It’s something called QuickTime player. What does the group think? if it’s good, should I just let it take over & use it from now on, or get rid of it (if possible). I would be very glad of any advice, thankyou. Sorry if this is OT for this group, but I couldn’t find a dig. cam. ng.

whiteMemphis wrote:

Hi all, bit hard to explain, but here goes- After installing software for digital camera, some sort of player installed itself too, although

was not mentioned anywhere on the CD-Rom, and it’s attached its own

all
my image & mp3 files that I never asked for. I could just go to

programs & delete it but I’m worried I’d lose all the abovementioned

It’s something called QuickTime player. What does the group think? if

good, should I just let it take over & use it from now on, or get rid of

(if possible). I would be very glad of any advice, thankyou. Sorry if this is OT for this group, but I couldn’t find a dig. cam. ng.

What OS? Quicktime is worth having and I belive some apps need it to run.
You should be able to change the associations.

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Hi all, bit hard to explain, but here goes- After installing software for digital camera, some sort of player installed itself too, although it was not mentioned anywhere on the CD-Rom, and it’s attached its own icons

all
my image & mp3 files that I never asked for. I could just go to add/remove programs & delete it but I’m worried I’d lose all the abovementioned

It’s something called QuickTime player. What does the group think? if it’s good, should I just let it take over & use it from now on, or get rid of

(if possible). I would be very glad of any advice, thankyou. Sorry if this is OT for this group, but I couldn’t find a dig. cam. ng.

There are books on Photoshop that have a CD attached which opens in Quicktime. One is Adobe Photoshop 7.0 for Photographers by Martin Evening and it needs Quicktime to play.
Craig Flory
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Hi all, bit hard to explain, but here goes- After installing software for digital camera, some sort of player installed itself too, although

was not mentioned anywhere on the CD-Rom, and it’s attached its own

to

all
my image & mp3 files that I never asked for. I could just go to

programs & delete it but I’m worried I’d lose all the abovementioned

files.

It’s something called QuickTime player. What does the group think? if

good, should I just let it take over & use it from now on, or get rid of

it

(if possible). I would be very glad of any advice, thankyou. Sorry if this is OT for this group, but I couldn’t find a dig. cam. ng.