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I would appreciate it if someone could explain what Real Player taking control of MIME means.
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When new applications are installed, they often like to associate particular file extensions with their program.
This happens to me a lot when updating/installing QuickTime. I usually keep all of my JPEG and GIF's to deafult to my browser, but QuickTime will often hijack those extensions and open them up in QuickTime.
It was just a guess, but perhaps there is some animation on the page, or HTML code that Real Player has "hijacked" and tries to launch the player whenever you view a page.
I'm not sure how to tell you you to solve this if it has actaully happened, but it was just a theory on my part.