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alibumaye

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Jul 24, 2006
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on my new macbook, whenever i download a .wma file, it saves on my desktop as a doc file instead of music file. Is there a way i can change this??
 

yellow

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Oct 21, 2003
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click to select file, select Get Info from the File pull down menu, select "Open with", change to whatever, click the "Change All..." button.
 

alibumaye

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Jul 24, 2006
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it won't let me open wit' itunes because it saves them as a document, not a music file. I've tried that before.
 

20rogersc

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Jun 28, 2005
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iTunes doesn't play WMA files. It's a Windows format.
Something like Popwire or Flip4Mac (Google them) will play them in QT.

I think that's what you're asking . . .

::20ROGERSC::
 

ftaok

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Jan 23, 2002
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alibumaye said:
on my new macbook, whenever i download a .wma file, it saves on my desktop as a doc file instead of music file. Is there a way i can change this??
When you say "doc" file, do you mean a Microsoft Word doc file? If so, maybe you've downloaded a bogus word document meant to look like a wma file. Then when you open it, a word macro virus launches. But luckily, you're using a Mac.

If not, then maybe you don't have the latest codecs for wma files (aka Flip4Mac).

ft
 
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