Thomas
Sat Oct 15 18:50:32 CDT 2005
Yes, the user would be prompted for login.
I suggest the mp3 format, as it will be smaller in file size then wma in most cases.
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"rmccafferty" <rmccafferty@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Every timeyou answer, it leads to new questions. Sorry I couldn't anticipate
> them all at once.
>
> If I put this file in a password protected directory, when the user tries to
> download the file, will they automatically be prompted for the password or
> does this require some sort of special coding?
>
> If your answer is yes, it sounds like the whole thing is A real no-brainer.
> Is there anything tricky that I need to be aware of in this process?
>
> "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
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>> Have you considered converting it to a mp3 file format. Zipping shouldn't be a problem.
>>
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>> "rmccafferty" <rmccafferty@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>> > Can WMA files be zipped without problems? Does it make them significantly
>> > smaller? (Mine is 30 Mb)
>> >
>> > "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
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>> >> You would have to tell the user to right click on the link or you would have to zip the file
>> >> and
>> >> then link to the zip file.
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>> >> "rmccafferty" <rmccafferty@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> >> news:20CD94EB-3F1E-4FDE-A31C-CF8BC043804F@microsoft.com...
>> >> > To allow users to download a wma file from a web site, do I need to do more
>> >> > that put a link to the file on the web site and let the user click on it and
>> >> > select how he wants to download it?
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