It should be just "kric.mp3". ".mp3" is the extension or, in the vernacular, the ".ext"....
Put the word that you want to be the link in double curly brakcets and save. Then there will be a "?" next to it in the saved viewed page. Click ont he question mark and you can do your "Attach:kric.mp3" in that linked page. If this was an image, you could just put "Attach:whatever.jpg" where you wanted it to appear ont he page, but I haven't figured out how to do a similar "inline" sound file. Also, make sure to upload it in the same pkace where you want it to appear. i.e. the Fluxlist.DogBitesBog and Fluxlist.ManBitesDog files have a diferent upload spot from the Main.WikiSandbox files. Your usually friendly tech support, Kathy Quoting michael leigh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > ---Still having trouble. I've uploaded the file. It > goes somewhere? > Do you put "Attach:kric.mp3.ext" next to the word in > curly brackets or where? > > All the best. michael > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Quoting michael leigh > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > > Kathy, My dumb brain managed eventually to figure > > out > > > the password but still cant seem to get a sound > > file > > > uploaded despite following the instructions you > > kindly > > > gave. What filename do you use the first or the > > second > > > in the upload box thingy? > > > i.e my first was Kric.mp3 but in the second it was > > > just "kric". does this make any sense? > > > > Use the same name with extension in the named file > > field. The option to change > > the file name is really only if you have "really > > long-and obsure_filename..mp3" > > and want to rename it "simple.mp3" once it's > > uploaded. In other words, you > > need an extension for wiki to recognize the file > > properly. > > > > Over and out, > > Ktahy > > > > > > > > > > > > ___________________________________________________________ALL-NEW Yahoo! > Messenger - sooooo many all-new ways to express yourself > http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com > >
