music in Outlook
 

Hi. . . When I send an e-mail from OExpress in Rich Text format (HTML) with
an embedded midi and/or wav file to a person running Outlook, they do not
hear the music. I know how to turn it on and off in OE, but I am not
familiar with Outlook. Can anybody help.
Thanx in advance.

Re: music in Outlook
 

Queenie wrote:
> Hi. . . When I send an e-mail from OExpress in Rich Text format (HTML) with
> an embedded midi and/or wav file to a person running Outlook, they do not
> hear the music. I know how to turn it on and off in OE, but I am not
> familiar with Outlook. Can anybody help.
> Thanx in advance.
>
>
"Sorry for your troubles.
Obviously, you are not writing right!
My advice to you is. . . . . before you use a pc, learn how to spell."
Learn how to use your software.

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Re: music in Outlook
 

"Old Gringo" <oldgringo-invalid-@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Queenie wrote:
>> Hi. . . When I send an e-mail from OExpress in Rich Text format (HTML)
>> with an embedded midi and/or wav file to a person running Outlook, they
>> do not hear the music. I know how to turn it on and off in OE, but I am
>> not familiar with Outlook. Can anybody help.
>> Thanx in advance.
> "Sorry for your troubles.
> Obviously, you are not writing right!
> My advice to you is. . . . . before you use a pc, learn how to spell."

> Learn how to use your software.

You need to learn how to read!!
If you read my post properly, you would have known that it is not
MY software that I don't know how to use!!!

Re: music in Outlook
 

Queenie wrote:
> "Old Gringo" <oldgringo-invalid-@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:jXQIe.36$tJ.6@newssvr25.news.prodigy.net...
>
>>Queenie wrote:
>>
>>>Hi. . . When I send an e-mail from OExpress in Rich Text format (HTML)
>>>with an embedded midi and/or wav file to a person running Outlook, they
>>>do not hear the music. I know how to turn it on and off in OE, but I am
>>>not familiar with Outlook. Can anybody help.
>>>Thanx in advance.
>>
>>"Sorry for your troubles.
>>Obviously, you are not writing right!
>>My advice to you is. . . . . before you use a pc, learn how to spell."
>
>
>>Learn how to use your software.
>
>
> You need to learn how to read!!
> If you read my post properly, you would have known that it is not
> MY software that I don't know how to use!!!
>
>
:) I read fairly well, and do not stutter.

--
Old Gringo George
Magic Weaver Of Life
Enjoy Life And Live It To Its Fullest
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Re: music in Outlook
 

"Queenie" <RoyalPalace@home.com> wrote in message
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> Hi. . . When I send an e-mail from OExpress in Rich Text format (HTML)
> with an embedded midi and/or wav file to a person running Outlook,
> they do not hear the music. I know how to turn it on and off in OE,
> but I am not familiar with Outlook. Can anybody help.
> Thanx in advance.
>


Outlook and Outlook Express are different products with different
behavior, just like Outlook will have different behavior than
Thunderbird, Forte Agent, Pegasus Mail, and other e-mail clients. Your
embedded music file will not end up playing without permission by the
Outlook recipient because it will probably be an attachment. It is also
likely that the recipient will have different settings in their security
zone selected for use within Outlook when rendering HTML e-mails *if*
the recipient renders HTML e-mails at all (rather than read them in
plain-text mode or otherwise disables HTML "cutsy" fluff).

I have Outlook Express configured so your disposition=inline MIME
content containing your music will just be an attachment. That is, I
have Outlook Express for e-mail, too, but I won't be hearing your
embedded music unless I choose to open the attached file. Send your
music as an attachment and your recipient can decide whether or not they
will bother to listen to your tune. Just because YOU can listen to your
musical fluff in e-mails that you send to yourself doesn't mean your
recipients using Outlook Express will hear it.

Re: music in Outlook
 

"Queenie" <RoyalPalace@home.com> wrote in message
news:kmQIe.11048$_R1.10430@fe11.lga...
> Hi. . . When I send an e-mail from OExpress in Rich Text format (HTML)
> with an embedded midi and/or wav file to a person running Outlook, they do
> not hear the music. I know how to turn it on and off in OE, but I am not
> familiar with Outlook. Can anybody help.
> Thanx in advance.
RTF, the mark of the devil.

MJP

Re: music in Outlook
 

"Old Gringo" <oldgringo-invalid-@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Queenie wrote:
>> "Old Gringo" <oldgringo-invalid-@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>> news:jXQIe.36$tJ.6@newssvr25.news.prodigy.net...
>>
>>>Queenie wrote:
>>>
>>>>Hi. . . When I send an e-mail from OExpress in Rich Text format (HTML)
>>>>with an embedded midi and/or wav file to a person running Outlook, they
>>>>do not hear the music. I know how to turn it on and off in OE, but I am
>>>>not familiar with Outlook. Can anybody help.
>>>>Thanx in advance.
>>>
>>>"Sorry for your troubles.
>>>Obviously, you are not writing right!
>>>My advice to you is. . . . . before you use a pc, learn how to spell."
>>
>>
>>>Learn how to use your software.
>>
>>
>> You need to learn how to read!!
>> If you read my post properly, you would have known that it is not
>> MY software that I don't know how to use!!!
>>
>>
> :) I read fairly well, and do not stutter.

Apology accepted, "Old Gringo"! LOL!

Re: music in Outlook
 

Queenie wrote:
> "Old Gringo" <oldgringo-invalid-@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:LgRIe.8614$6D5.1503@newssvr29.news.prodigy.ne t...
>
>>Queenie wrote:
>>
>>>"Old Gringo" <oldgringo-invalid-@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>>news:jXQIe.36$tJ.6@newssvr25.news.prodigy.net.. .
>>>
>>>
>>>>Queenie wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Hi. . . When I send an e-mail from OExpress in Rich Text format (HTML)
>>>>>with an embedded midi and/or wav file to a person running Outlook, they
>>>>>do not hear the music. I know how to turn it on and off in OE, but I am
>>>>>not familiar with Outlook. Can anybody help.
>>>>>Thanx in advance.
>>>>
>>>>"Sorry for your troubles.
>>>>Obviously, you are not writing right!
>>>>My advice to you is. . . . . before you use a pc, learn how to spell."
>>>
>>>
>>>>Learn how to use your software.
>>>
>>>
>>>You need to learn how to read!!
>>>If you read my post properly, you would have known that it is not
>>>MY software that I don't know how to use!!!
>>>
>>>
>>
>>:) I read fairly well, and do not stutter.
>
>
> Apology accepted, "Old Gringo"! LOL!
>
>
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