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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / March 2008Music on Home Page
I added a sound file to my home page using Web Site Options, but when I publish the site, I don't hear the music. Should it automatically include this sound file when I publish? I tried copying the sound file to the server, but the Web Site Options won't let me connect to a server. Am I missing something here? Please help! Thanks. I forgot to mention that I can hear the sound when I do a web page preview... > I added a sound file to my home page using Web Site Options, but when I > publish the site, I don't hear the music. Should it automatically include > this sound file when I publish? I tried copying the sound file to the > server, but the Web Site Options won't let me connect to a server. Am I > missing something here? Please help! Thanks. Did you upload the sound file?  SignatureDon Vancouver, USA >I forgot to mention that I can hear the sound when I do a web page >preview... [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> server, but the Web Site Options won't let me connect to a server. Am I >> missing something here? Please help! Thanks. Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Yes, the sound file has been uploaded to the server. When I try to put in the address where the file is in the Publisher Window, it tells me that it cannot open the sound file. If I try to browse, it tells me that I cannot use an internet address. I don't know what else to do. > Did you upload the sound file? > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >> server, but the Web Site Options won't let me connect to a server. Am I > >> missing something here? Please help! Thanks. Excuse me for jumping in here, but Publisher uses .mid files for the background music. Are you trying to load a different file format? You would have to insert some script to load different music file formats. Google for the script and use the insert html code fragment feature in Publisher. DavidF > Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Yes, the sound file has been > uploaded to the server. When I try to put in the address where the file [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >> >> I >> >> missing something here? Please help! Thanks. Well, then, that makes sense. I was trying to use a WAV file. I'll get the script and take it from there. Thanks for everyone's help! > Excuse me for jumping in here, but Publisher uses .mid files for the > background music. Are you trying to load a different file format? You would [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > >> >> I > >> >> missing something here? Please help! Thanks. Sarah, I'm sure your visitors will be thrilled to download a huge wav file so they can hear music they don't want to. That's why you see so almost every site you ever visit having background music - people can't get enough of it. Mike > Well, then, that makes sense. I was trying to use a WAV file. I'll get the > script and take it from there. Thanks for everyone's help! [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] >>>>>>I >>>>>>missing something here? Please help! Thanks. I don't like music on websites either. But this is for a client and that is what he wants - against our advice not to. So...I have to assume - the customer is always right. > Sarah, > [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > >>>>>>I > >>>>>>missing something here? Please help! Thanks. |
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