You can embed a wma file in Word which can be played with Windows Media
Player, but you don't embed the player itself (well I suppose you could but
it wouldn't be any use).
You can make it play automatically with VBA code if you wish ...
Select Insert > Object from the Menu
Click on the Create from File tab.
Click on Browse.. and find your wna file. and click on Insert.
Then check "Display as Icon" and uncheck "Link to File" and press OK.
The .wma file wil be embedded in your document and when the recipient double
clicks on it they should be able to play it with Windows Media Player.
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