Adding Midi Files To Email

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***This tutorial was written in/for Win98/98SE, but also applies to WinXP. The boxes in the screenshots below will look different but the settings are basically the same.

Open a new message.....plain text or stationery. If it's a plain text message, make sure you have Rich Text selected, then go to Format, Background, Sound.

This box will pop up. Click on Browse and navigate to where you have your midis saved. The default folder is C:\Windows\Media You can create your own folders anywhere on your hard drive to hold your midis.

When this box comes up, select a midi or wave by clicking on it and click Open (The little black triangle will drop a menu down to select midis or waves: ie.......Audio Files for waves and Midi Files for midi)