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  1. Jul 2nd, 2000, 12:24 AM #1
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    two questions...

    How can I put a mp3 (or other files) into my program, and include it with the program folder when installed, but make the mp3 not able to be played for them...like maybe change the extension of the file....

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    I got caught up watching TV so I forgot the second one...Damn it
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  2. Jul 2nd, 2000, 03:58 AM #2
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    You could yes simply rename it to .gmf or .rpg and it wont lauch winamp and end user wont know if it's a mp3, but if you drag and drop it on winamp it probably plays so you could use some really fast encryption (you could use my alogritm encryption on my homepage) and encrypt the whole file.
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