Part of your problem is your email client. Anything that has "basic" in its name, or comes from an Internet service provider like yours does, doesn't, or won't, allow any fancy stuff like what you're wanting to do. But if you can possibly figure a way to edit that link, the methodology is simply to provide a URL, a pathname, to the file you want the person to access. If you have DropBox, for instance, take a look at the kind of link you get when you copy a public link to your clipboard and paste it into, say, Notepad. There's the DropBox URL that begins with dl.dropbox.com and ends with a slash plus the name of the file in question. Same idea here. Wherever your file is sitting on the web has a definite URL pointing to it. You just have to figure out what that URL is, and paste it into your email message.
On Tue, 25 Sep 2012 10:30:29 -0400 (EDT), you wrote: >I recorded some audio files to which I'd like to send to someone via >email. I can create a hyper link within word that would take someone to >a webpage, but don't know how to create one for anything else. For >example, when you go to either blindcooltech.com, or >blind-geek-zone.net, as you know, when you hit enter on any of the >names of the mp3 files it will automatically launch your media player. >That's the type of link I'd like to create. I can't create hyper links >directly within my email program, so what I'm going to have to do, is >open the document to which I want to enter the hyper links into, which >already exists, insert the links, and then copy-paste the whole thing >into the body of my email to the recipient. >How do I create a hyper link so that when the recipient presses enter >or clicks on it within the email message, it will launch their media >player thus, allowing them to hear what I've recorded. I've tried >googleing this, but all I seem to be able to find are articles >pertaining to people who want to add links to their webpage or blog, >which goes beyond what I'm trying to do. Any help would greatly be >appreciated. Note, although I am efficient with the computer, I have to >be honest when I say, I don't understand technical jargon. So please >try to keep things simple. Thanks. >Mike >Rochester, NY. > > > >To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: >pc-audio-unsubscr...@pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: pc-audio-unsubscr...@pc-audio.org
