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Question

How do i know what is the right plug in?

Oct 9, 2011 2:18AM PDT

I just bought a PC and i'm not so familiar with it. I've been a Mac user for a long time. whenever i go to a website that i can listen to music from the site it self, it says i'm missing a plug in, but it doesn't say which one. Please help.

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Ahh, the joys of being a Windows user,
Oct 9, 2011 8:31AM PDT

How about the URL of one of those websites so that we stand a fighting chance of knowing what your problem is

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clueless windows user
Oct 10, 2011 5:09AM PDT

Oh right, sorry about that. One of the websites is aishaudio.com. i tried to listen to one of their classes and the message popped up "missing plug-in".

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"Basic Requirements"
Oct 10, 2011 5:18AM PDT

"What browsers are supported?

For PC users, we support the following browsers: For PC: The latest
Internet Explorer and Firefox browsers. For Mac users, Safari works
well. We have had issues with Internet Explorer for the Mac and do not
recommend it. Free Listening on the Mac requires Quicktime."

Try it again but with a browser from their list.
Bob

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Or tell us . . .
Oct 9, 2011 10:31PM PDT

what browser you are using. The version of XP will also help. Or what program opens, if any, when you get this message. You may only need Flash.