How to force explorer to play sound file without ask the user in the information bar if allow block content?
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<EMBED SRC="xfiles.mid" VOLUME="50" HEIGHT="60" WIDTH="144">
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Ok...Right click on the taskbar, and go up to where it says "Toolbars". Then select Windows Media Player. : )
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Open windows media player.\n\nGoto Tools > Options\n\nGoto the file types tab. Press the select all button, and then press OK.
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Right click on the taskbar and go to toolbars. Then, under the toolbars section, check Windows Media Player.\n\nNow open Windows Media Player and minimize it. It should go to your taskbar.
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Easiest way is to rename the file to a plain text file (*.txt) (and obviously change it back before trying to play it).\n\nMost file blockers are pretty basic, and use the file extention to determine the type of file. Anything binary they stop, since it could contain a virus. Given Windows' reliance on file extensions, rather than headers, to identify files, i'd imagine MSN would be fooled by this as well.\n\n.zips are generally blocked, too, since they can contain executables.
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Yes, it's from: control panel > sounds and multimedia > and in the sound tab, scroll down until you find start windows and then you can click brows to select a sound, but the bad thing is that you can only choos wav files...
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Avoid realplayer - it's spyware.  \nBeaten into second place in pcworld.com's \nThe 25 Worst Tech Products of All Time \nhttp://news.yahoo.com/s/pcworld/20060526/tc_pcworld/125772\n\nTry media player classic (link below) - it even plays .rm files
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Popup stopper uses that sound to let you know that a popup has been blocked..do you have Popup Stopper?..if so you can have that sound disabled in the options menu...I used that software years ago and remember it making that sound and driving me nuts..Steve
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Perhaps you need to embed a sound that has a url - that is to say that the file's path name should be http://www...\n\nCurrently it is embedded with a path name that is unique to your computer.\n\nPeace!
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Thats a browser issue. The only way the person on the client side can avoid that from happening is to go into TOOLS, Internet Options, and then Security. Under the security tab, in CUSTOM LEVEL, there are options in there to download and give script warnings about Active X being present on a website. This can only be done on the client side. I do not think there is a special HTML tag that will prevent this from happening.\nAnd when it comes to play .Wav files, it depends on the client side too. It will open with the default software that the user has set his computer to use to play .wav files.
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keep the play button pushed for like 5 seconds
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start&#92;control panel&#92;sounds and audio devices&#92;sounds tab.  the rest should be self-explanatory
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Try Audio Hijack or Toast.
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If you are using Microsoft Windows XP Professional, then\nGoto Control Panel\nClick Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices\nOn Pick a task, click Adjust the system volume\nClick on the checkmark Place volume icon in the taskbar\nClick ok\nClose the Control Panel
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go to insert > movies and sounds > sound from file.... then it will ask you if u when (automatically or clip, which will have an icon on the corner)
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in the body of the html document\n\n<bgsound src='filename.wav'>\n\n\nthen music will play in the background
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Click pop up blocker icon.uncheck the PLAY SOUND WHEN POP UP IS BLOCKED