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> Same problem here - I had the google talk plugin checkbox in windows
> media player back when I had XP - but in Vista, it's gone. Did the
> Windows people decide they didn't want to support Google products
> because Google is too much of a threat?
> How do we overcome this seemingly impassable obsticle...
> - The Dave
> On Jun 21, 3:56 am, "[email address]" wrote:
> > Hey I do not have the google talk plugin checkbox in there. How do i
> > get it?
> > On Jun 17, 4:12 pm, rakeshquilon wrote:
> > > Hi
> > > Windows Media Player is designed to disable all plug-ins (including
> > > the Google Talkmusicstatus plug-in) whenever Windows Media Player or
> > > your Windows desktop crashes. To re-enable the Google Talk plug-in:
> > > 1. Open Windows Media Player.
> > > 2. From the View menu, select Plug-ins > Options...
> > > 3. From the Category section of the Plug-ins tab, select
> > > Background.
> > > 4. Select the Google TalkMusicPlugin checkbox.
> > > 5. Click OK.
> > > You'll need to close and restart Windows Media Player for your change
> > > to take effect.
> > > Thanks
> > > Rakesh
> > > On Jun 13, 1:07 am, MirnaM wrote:
> > > > Hi! I installed GoogleTalk and it doesn't show themusictrackI'm
> > > > listening to. I DID check ''showcurrentmusictrack''. On my last
> > > > computer it worked (I had Windows XP and now I have Windows Vista).
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