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Windows Media Player 9 - install problems
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I have the new G5, with OX 10.3.5, and have tried, over eight times now, to install the Windows Media Player 9 for the OSX system. It downloads OK, but them gives a strange message that it is not compressed and I need to check info. Then nothing happens. 
I have been in touch with the Microsoft people and they are no help.
So far, this is the ONLY problem experienced with this great machine. 
Kathy
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It could be a matter of just a bad file, too bad there are no another sites where to get it :-/
maybe you could get it from a Office install disc, or from a magazine, yes, that is so last year...
or maybe from some MacNN member via iChat.
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This issue is not specific to Power Macs.
Off to the Software forum...
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I like chicken
I like liver
Meow Mix, Meow Mix
Please de-liv-er
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Most likely the download is incomplete or corrupted. Use a different application to download again.
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Thanks - I found my problem. I was using an old version of stuffit - I upgraded and it went right through.
I feel dumb about that one. Should have checked all my programs to make sure I had upgraded. However, all other downloads have worked.
Kathy
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