Hi There
I'm a musician. I'm building a website and I need to upload some of my music files. I want people to be able to click on a song title that I have typed in and then hear my song being played. Can anyone explain the process (including uploading the song file) in layman terms to me
Many, many thanks
Larr

With your site open in FP (File Menu | Open Web / Site) import (drag-n-drop) your sound files into
the current open web, then select the text you have type, then right click, hyperlink, and then
select the appropriate sound file.

Then use File Menu | Publish Web / Site to publish your web to a web hosting service, best to have a
host that supports the FP Extensions.

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"LARRY" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi There:
> I'm a musician. I'm building a website and I need to upload some of my music files. I want people
to be able to click on a song title that I have typed in and then hear my song being played. Can
anyone explain the process (including uploading the song file) in layman terms to me?
> Many, many thanks,
> Larry
>

Hi Larry,

You can embed the Window Media Player to allow the streaming of the audio files.
See http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage/d...esults.asp?s=5
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"LARRY" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:0BE48ED6-4E03-41E8-A505-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi There:
> I'm a musician. I'm building a website and I need to upload some of my music files. I want people to be able to click on a song
title that I have typed in and then hear my song being played. Can anyone explain the process (including uploading the song file) in
layman terms to me?
> Many, many thanks,
> Larry
>