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Play wav file in email

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Is there a way that I can insert a wav file in an email and play when the receiver opens the mail? I don't mean when he clicks on an attachment but when he opens the message file.

Name: justcuz (by whitevalley)
Date: November 21, 2007 at 23:01:56 Pacific

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In theory, yes, it is possible, but it all depends on how the recipient retrieves it -- you have no control over that. If you use OE, you would: • Format • Background • Sound... • Select your options and Browse to your WAV file

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That worked. Thanks a lot.

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