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In Reply to: how do i get an mp3 to play in my web page?? posted by mich on November 29, 2000 at 14:30:07: Hi Mich, Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe the problem is that your file is residing in the wrong location on the server where your web-site is hosted, and it plays for you because the file is available locally, and/or possibly, also, the link iformation of the file points to a file on your computer instead of your hosting server. Try placing the file in the same remote folder as the page where the link is, checking the link address in the html code. If you have any questions just e-mail me.
: How do I get an mp3 to play in my homepage?? i have tried already, but i must be doing something wrong because when i open my own page i can hear the music, but no one else can hear music when they open my page.
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