Quicktime insists on playing MP3s?

I installed Quicktime for windows so it would play .MOV files, and only those. I configured 'file types' to do that and I unticked everything else. However, if I click an MP3 link on a web page Quicktime opens up and plays it - every time! I want Windows Media Player to do this. If I click on an MP3 in my PC everything is ok. How do I stop Quicktime from giving itself priority when I click on an MP3 link in a web site??
John
Message was edited by: SkylineUK (typo)

QuickTime Control Panel / Browser tab / MIME Settings button
Remove the check mark for .mp3 files and your browser will not play them with the QuickTime browser plug-in.

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