that is a video in itself - probably done in Flash or something, that records
macros (like the animation of the mouse moving around the web site).
but the recorded dialogue was done and added to the presentation probably using
something like Adobe Premiere or other video editing software.
but if you want embedded audio for the purpose of background music use <body
bgsound="yourfile.wav">
bgsound works only in IE 'embed....something is the netscape equivalent.
You should be able to do it through Frontpage - have your browser compatibility
setting in FP set on IE only though, else the bgsound option won't be available.
"armadillo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> about a month ago someone asked about the embedded audio on the following page:
>
>
http://office.microsoft.com/training...yID=ob25v3Ah00
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> Is there a way to embed an audio file that uses Windows Media Player without
showing the "video" as is done on that page? Please visit
http://flan.utsa.edu/armadillo/musica.htm. We would rather not have that
"psychadelic" stuff. Thanks
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