How i use Hidden Audibles???
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go to this site http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/Chat/Instant-Messaging/Hidden-Audibles.shtml
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voice cancelling\n\nTry a program like GOldWave, that has filters to remove lyrics, or everything except lyrics\n\nhttp://www.goldwave.com
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most speakers on your computer also have a volume control, as well as the player your using to play what ever it is your trying to make louder.\nyou also have a control for your computers settings, click on the small speaker looking thing next to your clock.\ncheck all 3, I bet you have at least one turned way down, if your using windows media (get something else it sucks) often it plays default at 50% volume until you change it.
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There are two ways to do this.\n1.  Plug the headphones into your speakers.  This will mute the speakers.\n2.  If you have speakers without a headphone jack, or you have no speakers, plug them into the back of your computer.  The jack should be spring green on most PCs.
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try right clicking on the task bar, near the clock and choose properties\n \nthen in 'notification area' click on 'customize'\n\nfind your speaker icon and click on behaviour and a drop down box should appear\n\nselect 'always show', if that's what you want
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Here was his answer:\nNot sure but try control panel > sounds and audio devices > sounds tab > then select start navigation at the bottom.\n \nI'm on Xp, might be different on Win2k\n\nThere will be a sound horn before "start navigation"...Remove that.\n\nHope that helps.\nI had that problem and I will email my friend and tell you exactly how to get rid of it when he responds.\n\nI'm pretty sure it happened to me when I first installed Windows 98.  It will be in the windows help system.  Probably under "advanced"...you'll have to uncheck a box that says something like "no sound when you change page with your mouse."\n\n\n'Check this out till I get answer.\nTo use an audible click\n\nOpen On-Screen Keyboard.\nOn the Settings menu, choose Use Click Sound. \n Notes\n\nTo open On-Screen Keyboard, click Start, point to Programs, point to Accessories, point to Accessibility, and then click On-Screen Keyboard.\nThe audible click sound is heard when the character selected appears in the program being used. \nThe application window in which you want to type must be active while you are using On-Screen Keyboard.\nRelated Topics
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This is a very simple thing to do, here is the step by step :).\n\n1. Create a .mp3 or a .wav or a sound file of the sound/music you want to play. For example: Beethoven9th.mp3\n\n2. On your PPT program, go to Inset on your toolbars and scroll down to Movies and Sounds. (Make sure you are on your first slide)\n\n3. Select Sound from File and locate the sound file on your hard drive. \n\n4. Once the music is loaded, there should be a little speaker that appears on the slide, right click that little speaker and go to Custom Animation.\n\n5. In the Multimedia Settings tab, uncheck play using animation order, and check the bubble saying Continue slide show. Finally, check After __ Slides in the "Stop Playing" options and enter in the number of slides you have. \n\n6. If the song is not long enough to last throughout the whole presentation, you can check loop until stopped in More Options.\n\n7. Click ok. Now the music should play when you start the slideshow and end when you finish. Make sure that if you are going to bring this presentation elsewhere that you have the music file on that computer.
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try this free software\nhttp://www.secrethider.com/
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Assuming that your speakers are on, and that you're not on mute, I have one suggestion for you......\n\nSometimes when I'm watching a video, I'll turn the volume on the video player down.....and if I forget to turn it back up, that same thing happens to me. Call up your player and turn the volume to "max". I bet that will give you your sound.
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You can also find this feature in the Real Player. It hides the voice and it's good for karaoke. Hope this helps!
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well...if you are using a PC, the easisest and fastest way if to enable the viewing of hidden files & folders.  Double click my computer, then go to tools >>> Folder Options. then go to the view tab and choose to show hidden files & folders. \n\nOnce that's done, go to my computer, then go to your ipod, then go to device, music, then you will see a bunch of folders there and all you MP3's will be in there.
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Click on "file" then on "new playlist"
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Buy one of those voice-activated recorders,\n hide it where they won't see it.After work,get it and take home with you.Check it and listen to what you have.
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You'll most likely have to use a Burner Software which has audio volume leveling as an option.  Most of the new commercial software (NERO, ITUNES, etc...) has the option somewhere in the menuing system.
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yes "read a loud", \nat&t natural voices...\nor simply, microsoft agents... all convert your typed text to voice.\nyou will nedd of course, speakers
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Try: Start>Settings>Control Panel>open Multi Media>Audio tab>bottom, place check mark in Show volume box.\n\nControl Panel>Sounds and Audio Devices, in the Volume Tab check Place volume icon in taskbar. When you click on the icon, the slider will appear.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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If you're planning to have the sound load with the page, don't.  It can be done, but I won't tell you how because it wastes your visitor's bandwidth and usually annoys people.  You don't know how loud their speakers are or whether they want sounds to be played.  Be courteous to your visitors.\n\nIf you're putting sound files on your site, just add an HREF tag as you would for any file or link:\n\n<A HREF="noise.wav">Listen to this!</A>\n\nClicking on such a link either plays the file or opens a download menu box, depending on how your visitor's browser handles that file extension.