[BC] Converting Scott files

[Tom]

Scott...

Thanks for the explanation of the file structure and coding used... one 
less mystery!

To return the favor - go into the boss's computer - or show him how  to 
- under Folder Options (Start>Control Panel>Folder Options), click on 
the "File Types" tab and scroll down to the PDF entry.  Highlight the 
entry, and click "Change"  If Acrobat Reader was installed, that should 
be near the top of the list; highlight it and click OK.  Close 
everything, and NEXT time he clicks a PDF, it will open Adobe Reader.  
If it's not listed, there's an option to browse the system for it.  Once 
located, the procedure is the same; highlight it, click OK, and close 
the control panel.  Once done, ANY time a PDF is clicked, it will open 
with Adobe Reader.

HTH

Tom S.

Scott wrote:
> True, but the key is finding the right codec to use for the audio. You 
> can have a .WAV file that uses an MP3 codec, hense the conversion of 
> the Smartcasters .WAV audio.
> Simply put the System used an MP2 codec for the recording and it saved 
> the file as a .WAV for storage.
> They did this for capacity and quality. The codec acts like a 
> translator for the file. 
<SNIP>
> My boss constantly asks for help on PDF's that he get's in his E-Mail 
> because he can't seem to remember that a PDF file is for Adobe, he 
> just double-clicks on the attachment and his system opens it with word.
> And no matter how many times I try and show him the correct procedure 
> and program he just doesn't seem to pick up on it.
<SNIP>