Re: Is there a way of doing it?
"Mr K. Mean" <[email protected]>
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Bud wrote: > Some say I have 'way too much time on my hands. > > It seems a WAV. or MP3 file can't be inserted except by attachment which is > no big deal because anyone getting mail from me will not hesitate to open an > attachment. I just wondered if there was a way to have a music file other > than MIDI play upon opening the mail. > Now if someone else has more time on their hands than they should have would > you let me know if I'm bangin' my head against a wall? Apparently the tag is something like: <EMBED SRC=your_file.mp3 AUTOSTART=true HIDDEN=true LOOP=1> See: http://www.hardwaregeeks.com/board/archive/index.php/t-22365.html But I wouldn't be surprised if this doesn't always work. With that recent really nasty security flaw in OE with wmv and mp3 files, eventually Microsoft is going to lock down some of those things that just automatically play. Or at least they should. Perhaps they have already: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS02-072.mspx But I agree with the others. I've gone to great lengths to shut off any of that stuff that happens automatically without me starting it first. It would really piss me off if some email started singing to me just by opening it.