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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Is there any way of adding a recorded sound to a vb form?

    I know it sounds silly, but if anyone knows how this can be done I would be very grateful, thank you
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    Re: Is there any way of adding a recorded sound to a vb form?

    maybe this is what your wanting http://www.freevbcode.com/ShowCode.asp?ID=7516

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    Re: Is there any way of adding a recorded sound to a vb form?

    ok, got the sound and added it to the form, how do i path a sound file?
    this is what is have:
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    Open (App.Path & "\PlaceOrder.txt")
    can anyone help us out with the pathing of this?
    thanx

    the sound i want to add is SoundRec.
    Last edited by helen85; May 12th, 2007 at 03:33 PM.

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    Re: Is there any way of adding a recorded sound to a vb form?

    Do you mean you would like to play a wav file ?
    The attached will do that.
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    Re: Is there any way of adding a recorded sound to a vb form?

    thank you Rob C that was exactly what I was after, and I now have a understanding of how it is done, thanks for your help.

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