>> What did you have for dinner last night?
The Corn:
Fresh, Got It At Winn Dixie Yesterday, I Bought 5 Ears And Sue And I Had One Each. I Bought 5 Ears Just Incase One Was Bad. They Were $1.19 For 3. Not Like The Old Days When You Could Buy A Bushel For $1.00. It Was OK My Dad Gets Better Corn In N.J. Nice And Sweet (He Likes White Corn).
The Patato(e):
We Also Had A Baked Potato(e) (They Were Red Potatoes), I Put Sour Cream On It, Butter, Salt Pepper And Bacon Bits (Real Bacon).
The Stake:
New York Strip, With Salt, Pepper, Onion And Garlic Powder, Fork It, Allow It To Set For An Hour. Put It In The Grill (A Few Hickory Chips). No Need For Stake Sauce.
The Go Button:
Plug-in Manager, Select A Plug-in, Where The Plugin’s HTML Site Is. MJ Has A “GO” Button To The Right Of It. It Basically Comes From The Plug-In .Reg File
Like:
"URL"=http://www.mediajukebox.com
This Is In The SDK With The HTTP On The Web Link
MJ Adds The HTTP When You Press “Go” I Have Just Figured Out After You Asked For More Info. If You Put In The Reg File You Just Use
www.mediajukebox.com It Works Fine.
Maybe You Should Check The Reg Line To See If The HTTP Is On The Web Link If So Do Not Add It Or Just Leave It The Way It Is In The .REG File And Not Allow MJ To Add The HTTP To The .Reg Link.
Album View From RhinoBanga Also Does Not Work Since He Used The Format That Was In The SDK. I Am Sure He Will Fix That.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\JRiver\Music Exchange\1.0\Media Jukebox\Plugins\Interface\MP3 Tag Grabber]
"IVersion"=dword:00000001
"Company"="KingSoft, Inc."
"Version"="0.0.001"
"URL"="http://www.mediajukebox.com"
"Copyright"="Copyright (c) 2002, KingSoft, Inc."
"PluginMode"=dword:00000000
"ProdID"="MP3TagGrabber.MP3TagGrabberCtrl"
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