i want to be able to link to an MP3 file that's hosted on another Web site that also means "copy shortcut" after u right click \nNO PROGRAMS (LimeWire,KaZaa,Bearshare,ext....\nright click then paste this code into microsoft word and u will know what i am talking about\nhttp://www.webcodez.com/audio/play.php?id=43886
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What you want is called a magnet link. Linking to copyrighted files is against the law unless you have permission from the copyright owner. \n\nYou might check with iMesh 6.0. http://www.imesh.com\n\n"Magnet links allow users to directly download large media files saving website creators and bloggers money on bandwidth costs and effectively propagating files on p2p networks that attract millions of users per day.\n\nThey are supported by the most popular p2p applications including: Kazaa Media Desktop, Limewire, Morpheus, Shareaza, Bearshare, Xolox.\n\nMagnet links can also be used to initiate searches.\n\nMagnet links are an open standard: http://magnet-uri.sourceforge.net"
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Here you get your Mp3 flash Player\nhttp://mp3player.poqbum.com/player.php\n\nAND\n\nHere you get your Url's (but fiirst you need to sign up dont worry its free) after you sign up you can upload songs from your computer and can change them to URL's\nwww.snapdrive.net
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<embed src="url_of_song" autostart="true" loop="true" width="0" height="0"></embed>\n\n\nTry that
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you didn't mention the format the songs are in but if you mean MP3 you can use any zipping program like winzip or winrar to zip them up and email them over.  Be warned though... many email server have an attachment limit of 10MB.  You might consider setting up an FTP server to upload them insted
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yep but u have to backdoor it...\n\ngo to view --> source\n\npress ctrl+f\n\ntype in "mp3" in the find box\n\ncopy the link (should be inside " ")\n\ngo to google and paste the link and press search\n\nright click -> save as\n\n\n\n....\n\nor you can look at temp internet files, but that also depends on how big the folder is and if there are many big files near it. (makes it harder to find)
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I would not use websites. Download a peer 2 peer program like LimeWire (http://www.limewire.com) then you can search there for mp3s. Alternatively if you want to find complete albums I would suggest torrents. You will need a bit torrent client. uTorrent (http://utorrent.com/) is the best torrent client I have ever used for windows.
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From a website, right click, save target as, save into My Music. (If in IE)\n\nFor Firefox you can just click and it will download.
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Just put any link on you page to the file (as long as its not an extention which can be opened by the browser, if you want to put these files on your site just zip/rar them)
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copy and paste this:\n\n<a href="URL HERE">WHAT EVER U WANT THE LINK TO SAY!</a>\n\n\nthere u go!!!
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Plug in the flash drive. Go to "My Computer" on your pop up Windows menu, click on it. It hopefully will show the flash drive. If it does show the drive, fine. Now you can close that window. Lets say you want to put some music or pictures on the flash drive. Find whatever you want to copy, say a song. Right click on the song, a small menu will pop out, pick the middle item "Send To" and another list will pop out, showing your flash drive (usually at the bottom of the list). Sorry it sounds so complicated. Best of luck.
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go to a artist website and click add on the mp3 thing
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try these baby, hope it work…\nchange the default program to open mp3 files\nopen the windows explorer or my computer, click the tools menu, folder options and then choose the file types tab..then find the mp3 extensions and click the change button, change it to media player again.. after you change it you can try your limewire again hopefully it will work again..
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URL = Uniform Resource Locator\n\nIt is adding an mp3 player to your space, but the songs the MP3 player will play are added via a URL you specify....\n\nIn other words, you can have an mp3 player, but where will the songs come from?\n\nIf they are your songs, they must come from a website somewhere or host, the host holds the songs for you, and the URL tells the mp3 player which host has your song so it can play it...\n\nIt costs money for a HOST. Some are cheap, try looking into  yahoos hosting.
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1. Insert the USB cable into the USB port in the MP3 player\n\n2. Connect the other end of the USB cable to the USB port on your computer.\n\n3. Double click the "My Computer" icon on your desktop or open "My Computer" from the start menu.\n\n4. Go open the folder containing the music files you want to copy and double click to open the folder.\n\n5. Highlight the files you want to transfer to the MP3 player.\n\n6. Press Ctrl+C on your keyboard or go to the Edit menu and select Copy.\n\n7. In the "My Computer" window double click on Removeable Disk (E:)(Removeable disk drive letter may be different depending on diffeent PC configurations and number of devices connected)\n\n8. Select the target folder on the appropriate removeable drive letter and press Ctrl+V on your keyboard, or select the Edit menu and choose Paste to transfer the music files.
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If you click the link it will play - right click and choose save target as to save to your PC - or click on the FTP option if it is there and you can copy the files from there as well.
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I belive you are trying to say convert .wma (windows media audio) to mp3. If so http://www.blazemp.com/convert_wma_to_mp3.htm << theres a program to do so. Hope that helps
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hello\nthere is more then one possibility, the first is simply create a link to your music file with a bask HTML code are you can use the the HTML code <EMBED> there is option for this tag, also it lets you create a Small player on your page, the visitors can hear them on the spot.