posted May 29, 2000 08:17 PM            

It goes without saying - but we'll say it anyway - that we don't support the use of Napster to share copies of songs users don't own. Giving a friend a copy of a song, whether it's a Metallica track or not, and whether its on tape or encoded as an MP3, is illegal. So don't do it, kids, OK? Vulture Central does not like copyright infringers.

But, purely in a spirit of scientific enquiry, here's the trick of it. We haven't verified that it works, and if you want to mess around with your Windows Registry, as it suggests, that's your own affair and nothing to do with us, squire. Especially, if anything untoward happens to your system. It's a cruel, harsh universe out there, and you're on your own... �

posted May 29, 2000 08:55 PM            

That works but:

INEXPOERIENCED COMPUTER USERS SHOULD NOT PLAY AROUND IN THE REGISTRY. IF YOU DO, YOU'LL PROBABKLY FUCK UP THE COMPUTER.

But if you insist: Click start on your toolbar (I am assuming you all have windows 95 or 98) and then click on Run on the Start Menu.

Type REGEDIT and you will be in the registry.

Have fun fucking up your computers.