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  • Nana

    • Mar 2006
    • 7

    #16
    Re: trying to figure out

    Stopping in to just say that I haven't given up...my husband had surgery and
    Big Ouch for him...5 yes 5 Large Kidney Stones the size of Nickles..
    ok that's enough info..
    but I have been very busy helping him and the hard part is he is having another surgery this thursday.
    so haven't had time to get into my computer
    which for me is rare as I always try to have some me time
    but hey it's all good!
    I believe in my wedding vows..for better or worst and in sickness and in health.
    so i'll pop back in as soon as I can!
    I hope everyone had a great easter weekend Nana

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    • ChristinaS
      dBpoweramp Guru

      • Apr 2004
      • 4097

      #17
      Re: trying to figure out

      Ouch, must be painful. All the best for a speedy recovery to your hubby and enough energy for you to keep up with all this.

      Easter was great - now that kids are big and no longer expect to find chcoolate eggs all over the house. They's take cash quite readily Well, maybe if they look hard they'll even find some chocolate eggs that may be 10 years old or so from when they were little kids and missed finding all of them

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      • Joe2Shoe

        • Feb 2006
        • 14

        #18
        Re: trying to figure out

        Nana,
        If you want the music to play as soon as someone visits your page, use this, just change the filename (src="mysong.mid").
        Put it immediately after the <BODY> bracket.

        <EMBED src="mysong.mid" hidden="true" LOOP="TRUE" AUTOSTART="TRUE">

        It works in Internet Explorer v6.0 and Firefox browsers.

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        • LtData
          dBpoweramp Guru

          • May 2004
          • 8288

          #19
          Re: trying to figure out

          It only works in Mozilla/Firefox if you have the Apple Quicktime plug-in installed. Otherwise, no sound plays.

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