[Accessibility_sig] Forcing SMIL to use quicktime?

[Bill.Woodland at tfc.state.tx.us]

If you're talking about having them there on a local drive, then right 
click on the file, select Open Withand then "Choose Program".  Select 
quicktime from the list and check the box at the bottom that says "Always 
use the selected program to open this kind of file" before you click OK.


Bill Woodland, Programmer IV, Texas Facilities Commission (Agency 303)
Phone: 512-936-2901  Fax: 512-236-6166  Email: 
Bill.Woodland at tfc.state.tx.us




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Does anyone know if there is a way to force .smil files to open in 
quicktime? We have a bunch of movie captioned using magpie/smil/txt/.mov
They don’t open gracefully at all. Any feedback would be most helpful and 
appreciated. Thank you.
 
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