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Thursday May 08, 2003

Windows Media Player Blogging Plug-In

If you have Windows XP and Windows Media Player 9, you might want to check this out.

Blogging Plug-in for Windows Media Player 9 Series
Add more personality to your blog with this plug-in that adds the artist, song, and album name to the Windows Media Player 9 Series title bar. Blogging clients like LiveJournal, w.bloggar, Semagic, and others can then easily add that information to your next entry while you compose.

It sounds cool at least. If you've tried it, please post your review as a comment!

Posted in Roller at May 08 2003, 01:35:56 PM MDT 1 Comment
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I remember the ScreenSavers beening pretty harsh on Windows Media Player 9. I think they said pretty much avoid it all costs. So, I haven't installed. I used WinAMP pluggin the does the samething. I talked about it in this entry on my blog.

Posted by Jeff Duska on May 08, 2003 at 08:22 PM MDT #

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