My new computer came loaded with Vista Home Premium, a Windows version
that I find very fast, secure as an Army base or the FBI, and extremely
complicated... for me, at least. I am just a writer who needs a PC to just
write, edit,file, print, mail, and listen to live music and the news.
I can't set up Internet radio stations on this advanced Media Center
because the words WINAMP and "live music" do not even show up after I click
on RADIO in the MUSIC menu. There seem to be no files for WINAMP or live
music anywhere in my computer; however, since WINAMP should be accessible
and installable in this Vista version, I think I just do not know how to
locate it.
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Even if it comes from someone
who needs to call me an idiot,a moron, a.s.o. as long as his/her technical
knowledge can help me. I am already aware that my ignorance is much larger
than my knowledge regarding Vista and anything else in the world of
cybernetics as well as all other worlds of knowledge.
Thanks!

[url]http://www.winamp.com/player[/url]

--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience -
Windows Vista Enthusiast

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"apprentice" <apprentice@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3202D081-6B1B-48F0-84F7-35AD33A7400C@microsoft.com...
My new computer came loaded with Vista Home Premium, a Windows version
that I find very fast, secure as an Army base or the FBI, and extremely
complicated... for me, at least. I am just a writer who needs a PC to just
write, edit,file, print, mail, and listen to live music and the news.
I can't set up Internet radio stations on this advanced Media Center
because the words WINAMP and "live music" do not even show up after I click
on RADIO in the MUSIC menu. There seem to be no files for WINAMP or live
music anywhere in my computer; however, since WINAMP should be accessible
and installable in this Vista version, I think I just do not know how to
locate it.
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Even if it comes from someone
who needs to call me an idiot,a moron, a.s.o. as long as his/her technical
knowledge can help me. I am already aware that my ignorance is much larger
than my knowledge regarding Vista and anything else in the world of
cybernetics as well as all other worlds of knowledge.
Thanks!

On May 3, 8:18*am, apprentice <apprent...@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:[color=blue]
> * *My new computer came loaded with Vista Home Premium, a Windows version
> that I find very fast, secure as an Army base or the FBI, and extremely
> complicated... for me, at least. I am just a writer who needs a PC to just
> write, edit,file, print, mail, and listen to live music and the news.[/color]

If that's all you need, then why don't you look into Ubuntu:
[url]http://ubuntu.com[/url]

You'll find that it is quite a bit easier to use than Vista, and quite
a bit faster too (it's Linux based). The only problem is that it will
not run Windows games.

Dotan

"apprentice" <apprentice@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3202D081-6B1B-48F0-84F7-35AD33A7400C@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
> My new computer came loaded with Vista Home Premium, a Windows version
> that I find very fast, secure as an Army base or the FBI, and extremely
> complicated... for me, at least. I am just a writer who needs a PC to just
> write, edit,file, print, mail, and listen to live music and the news.
> I can't set up Internet radio stations on this advanced Media Center
> because the words WINAMP and "live music" do not even show up after I
> click
> on RADIO in the MUSIC menu. There seem to be no files for WINAMP or live
> music anywhere in my computer; however, since WINAMP should be accessible
> and installable in this Vista version, I think I just do not know how to
> locate it.
> Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Even if it comes from someone
> who needs to call me an idiot,a moron, a.s.o. as long as his/her technical
> knowledge can help me. I am already aware that my ignorance is much larger
> than my knowledge regarding Vista and anything else in the world of
> cybernetics as well as all other worlds of knowledge.
> Thanks![/color]


Internet Radio.. music

[url]http://www.live365.com/index.live[/url]
[url]http://www.pandora.com/restricted[/url]

Internet Radio.. News

Look up your local radio news stations in a browser search, also Fox and
CNN..


--
Mike Hall - MVP
How to construct a good post..
[url]http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm[/url]
How to use the Microsoft Product Support Newsgroups..
[url]http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?pr=newswhelp&style=toc[/url]
Mike's Window - My Blog..
[url]http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx[/url]

I chuckled aloud, when I read your third paragraph. Don't worry about such
things in this newsgroup. If you have a question, post it. There are those
here who will answer it in a professional and courteous manner. So, post
away. :o)

Ernie




"apprentice" <apprentice@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3202D081-6B1B-48F0-84F7-35AD33A7400C@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
> My new computer came loaded with Vista Home Premium, a Windows version
> that I find very fast, secure as an Army base or the FBI, and extremely
> complicated... for me, at least. I am just a writer who needs a PC to just
> write, edit,file, print, mail, and listen to live music and the news.
> I can't set up Internet radio stations on this advanced Media Center
> because the words WINAMP and "live music" do not even show up after I
> click
> on RADIO in the MUSIC menu. There seem to be no files for WINAMP or live
> music anywhere in my computer; however, since WINAMP should be accessible
> and installable in this Vista version, I think I just do not know how to
> locate it.
> Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Even if it comes from someone
> who needs to call me an idiot,a moron, a.s.o. as long as his/her technical
> knowledge can help me. I am already aware that my ignorance is much larger
> than my knowledge regarding Vista and anything else in the world of
> cybernetics as well as all other worlds of knowledge.
> Thanks![/color]