How would I email mp3's?
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Attach it just like you would any other file. Exactly how you attach a file depends on your email software, but in most programs you can simply drag and drop the file onto your mail message. Don't bother zipping it; MP3 format is already as compressed as it's gonna get.
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have them send it to another email address
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Master them as Mp3 or Wmv... put them on a CD and mail them.\nIf they don't have a PC, master them as a CD.  Most CD burning software will do that for you.
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The most common problem I've seen with this is people trying to send the file directly from the CD. THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE! always make sure you rip the track from the CD that you want to send. Use something like Music Match JukeBox after you've ripped the track then try to attach the resulting file to your e-mail. Don't forget where the ripped file was saved, and try to encode it at 96kbps for good sound quality and good file size.
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Sure...just send it to U2@aol.com
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You can zip all the programs into one file and email it - alternatively, you can join Limewire.com and put the software into the shared folder and whoever wants the software can download it.
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Go to <www.dom.com> and click on "email us."
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if you have a large email account (like gmail), you can send yourself an email with the music file as an attachment. Or you can use a site like http://www.yourfilelink.com/ to host files online.
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You cannot download the file to email, but you can email the song as an attachment to email if it is less than 10mbs, after it has been downloaded as a file.
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Option 1: Zip them to reduce the size and use regual mail.\nOption 2: Upload them on Rapidshare.de and send the link to the reciepient.
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send them an email telling them what it is
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send music as attachment
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Use audiograbber.It's a freeware MP3 tool.
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check aboutmusic.com. you can also e mail them as well too.
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You can upload MP3 files to the service that you're using (preferably in a new folder), and then you'll have to link to the music files so that people can play them in their web browser.\n\nYou could try using either Geocities, Tripod, or Freewebs to get started.
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with my mp3 player, i just to to my music folder in the my documents folder. I pick a song and right click on it and pick send to. I just have to send to my mp3 player.
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There is no way you can do that. Because, embedding graphic, music, flash files etc requires html coding on pages. This can be done only on static pages. I mean pages that are served off a web server and not email servers. \nThis is because most of the web-based email clients do not permit html coding in their emails because of security reasons. \n\nHowever if you have a mail client of your own, like Outlook etc. You can try embedding music. \nHere are some links I found online which may prove useful to you or atleast give you further knowledge on this question.\nhttp://www.infopackets.com/channels/en/windows/gazette/2004/20040316_send_music_in_email_using_outlook_express.htm\nhttp://www.computerswest.org/IUG/iugclasses1/Music_in_email.htm