I'm trying to decide which of the links to use for downloading Kazaa: There is one: Download Kazaa for Windows and one: Download Kazaa Winamp Plugin.
Okay, I have Winamp and Windows so which one do I clink on?
About Kazaa...
Jan 10, 2002, 4:28 PM ET17 posts by 4 posters
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You might want to read this about Kazaa. http://www.zdnet.com/anchordesk/stories/story/0,10738,2835941,00.html "Sofya" wrote in message news:a1l13b$a$[email]...
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Do you know what a plugin is?
Owen
A plugin...sort of. Its supposed to help a program work better with another program
Sofya
"Owen Shiers" wrote in message news:StE%7.17229$[email]...
Plugin.
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No, not exactly, a plugin is a little app that adds extra functionality to a program, for example a plugin such as HALion for Cubase which adds extra sampling options to the program itself, I was just checking, had you had known what a plugin was, you would have known that you need to download the Windows one, as the other obviously adds something to Winamp, although I havn't tried it, it could add the kazaa option onto Winamp, so both could be used!
Owen
Actually, forget the winamp plugin, I just tried it, it sucks!
Owen
I realized what I had asked and i immediately Downloaded Kazaa for windows right after i posted. Its just when i saw Winamp I thought...hmm...i have Winamp...maybe it won't work if i don't download Kazaa Winamp plugin.
Thanks for the info. (nowawadays ppl. can't get info without being made to sound stupid)
Sofya
"Owen Shiers" wrote in message news:ptH%7.20726$[email]...
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"Sofya" wrote in message news:a1nj5o$hhi$[email]...
Don't let that stop you from asking. :-)
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Owen
Sofya Wrote:
Sorry! I wasn't trying to make you sound stupid! It's an easy mistake, if you read the download page on kazaa it will probably say which you need.
Owen
"Owen Shiers" wrote in message news:JuU%7.760$[email]...
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It's easy to misinterpret the tone of a comment in a newsgroup like this one. I think it's because we usually write in a conversational style, yet written words fall short because you lose the intonation and delivery that the spoken word brings. Sometimes you can't tell if someone is being sarcastic, for example, unless you've been in the ng a while and recognize a consistant tone.
I wrote something in response to Sofya recently that she took in a different way than I intended. When I went back and re-read it, I could see how it could be taken that way. I'm pretty sure I appologized, but if missed it hon, here's it. ;-)
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Yes, I totally agree, the same goes with instant messagin services such as msn, as I'm forever having arguments with people after they say things which are either sarcasm/jokes etc. I think it probably helps to re-read your post after typing, as I don't really think of how I'm sounding whilst typing.
Owen
I usually talk aloud when i'm speaking and when i reply to an IM I put emotion into it, meaning: ex-- *sighs*, *looks down apologetically(sp?), etc.
Sofya
"Owen Shiers" wrote in message news:UH108.6246$[email]...
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LOL! I am such a goof. I can't believe i wrote "i usually talk aloud when i'm speaking," lol.
I mean to say when i'm replying to posts and to IMs.
Sofya
"Sofya" wrote in message news:a1sij0$1lf$[email]...
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I was debating whether to jump on that or not. I decided NOT. Then, I see you caught it too. I got a good smile out it though. :-))
Oh yeah, I top posted this one just for you. ;-)
"Sofya" wrote in message news:a1sisd$hsg$[email]...
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No, i didn't say you made me sound stupid, i was trying to mean the opposite. Because in other cases people do make me feel stupid when I ask questions about things i have never tried or even heard about. So, thanks for not making me feel stupid.
Sofya :)
"Owen Shiers" wrote in message news:JuU%7.760$[email]...
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Sofya wrote:
Well although I'm a little confused, that's ok!
Owen