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xMusicLover
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by xMusicLover » Sat Nov 14, 2009 1:38 am
Well, I went to record my voice for a youtube video, so I could edit it and all that stuff. So, I tried recording, but a box popped up. After numerous attempts to try and record, I decided to just restart the program. When I tried to open it again, all I saw was the toolbar with play/stop/pause/record. I could record my voice, but nothing else. I tried reinstalling the program several times but nothing happened. Here's a screenshot in case you're confused:
If anyone can help me that'd be great

Also I'm kinda new here so if this is in the wrong place, sorry!
yeah. i'm a girl.
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xMusicLover
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by xMusicLover » Sat Nov 14, 2009 1:46 am
Wait a sec, I have the wrong place. I knew it, I have 1.3
Sorry, I'm new so I messed up!
yeah. i'm a girl.
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steve
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by steve » Sat Nov 14, 2009 2:20 pm
I think this problem has been fixed in the code, but it may not have reached the current release version yet, so here's a manual fix that should work:
Find the file "audacity.cfg" (it's in a hidden folder, so enable searching for hidden files) and open it in a text editor.
On Vista the file should be in Users<user name>AppDataRoamingAudacity
Find the section that starts with the line "[Window]" and delete that section, then save the file.
If that does not work, delete everything in that file apart from the first line (NewPrefsInitialized=1)