Jim,
As I mentioned in a previous reply, I like to use url clippers. These aids
chage a URL of 100 characters to one of, maybe, 20.
These are two that are commonly used:
http://www.snipurl.com and http://www.tinyurl.com . Snip is my fave...

What you do is:
Upload your file to the archives.
Copy the URL of the file from the address (URL) bar of your browser.
Open the Snipurl (or Tinyurl) page.
There will be a text box into which you past the address you just copied.
There will be a button (snipit) or (make tinyurl) which you click.
This will create a small url which you copy and paste into the message you
send to us (or to anybody).
We click on it... and viola! it opens to your file...
Practice it a bit. I think it's one of the best aids to communicating on the
web...


On 7/9/09, Jim Mings <jmings2003@...> wrote:
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> --- In jazz_guitar@yahoogroups.com, Ron Becker <ron45@...> wrote:
> But I mostly like it. Best to you Jim.
> Thanks, Ron. I like you, too. Best back at ya!
> I think we have a great resource here, but I am not sure how to make the
> best advantage of it.
> What I want to do is provide audio for the topics so we can HEAR what is
> being discussed. I am doing something wrong and would appreciate any help.
> The URL I posted did not work. I got it from the file itself..........???
> Do many people check out the files of this group?
> We have a fair amount of space to fill although when I have tried to upload
> big zip files, I am told that there is a limit.
> I would humbly ask the moderators to explain the upload parameters (for the
> umteenth time, I bet, lo siento) and procedures. I believe that we should
> not only talk and write about music, but Listen to it as well.
> Thanks for letting computer amateurs participate in this group.
> Jim
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