How can I extract a sound from a recieved e-mail saving it to my disk?
It plays a 6 second song I like.

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Request for Question Clarification by rainbow-ga on 20 Apr 2004 00:02 PDT

Which email program are you using?

Rainbow~

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Clarification of Question by wishus-ga on 20 Apr 2004 19:01 PDT

I recieved an e-mail that plays about a 18 bar song when you open the
e-mail.I want to save that song to my hard drive. How?

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Clarification of Question by wishus-ga on 20 Apr 2004 19:04 PDT

I'm using outlook express 6.

Hi wishus,

The following steps will teach you how to save music in an email using
Outlook Express.

Remember to to put your settings back to normal after you're done.


1. On the main Outlook Express tool bar choose Tools then Options.

2. Click on the "Send" tab at the top.

3. Remove the checkmark next to: "Reply to the message using the
format in which they were sent", by clicking in the box.

4. Select Plain Text, then click Apply and OK.

5. Close Outlook Express and then re-open it. This allows the setting
changes you have made to take effect.

6. When Outlook Express re-opens, forward the email which contains the
music to yourself.

7. The midi will show as an attachment. You can either save it by
right clicking and choosing "save" or go ahead and forward the email
to yourself.

8. When the email you sent yourself arrives, click on the papaerclip
and choose "Save Attachment".

Sources:
Thundercloud: Save Music
http://thundercloud.net/infoave/tips/savemusic/one.htm

Software Tips & Tricks: Outlook Express
http://www.softwaretipsandtricks.com/tipsandtricks/outlook_express.php?action=results&poll_ident=3


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I hope the information provided is helpful. If you have any questions
regarding my answer please don?t hesitate to ask before rating it.

Best regards,
Rainbow-ga

works perfectly.