Adding audio to an iweb page

Can anyone help me by telling me how to add audio to an iweb page? I've got audio files, recordings on my computer and want to be able to publish them so others can listen.
Thanks for your help!

There are other ways to add audio to a web page. There are jukeboxes where you can list multiple tracks for playing. This demo page has some examples of flash audio players: Audio Players. Other audio options are here: More Audio.
For jukeboxes see this page in Roddy's iWeb for Musicians site: Music Players.
OT

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        <p class="standardparagraph2">When preserving family history, nothing can compare to sitting down with a Grandparent or Great Aunt or Uncle over a cup of tea; listening to them reminicse about the past. Unlike handwritten accounts, there is opportunity to ask questions or delve further into the subject. Even better, recording such conversations so they can be shared for generations to come.<br />
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The following audio files were created by Virginia (Stasik) Zarow at the request of Laura (Stasik) Schmidt and Carrie (Stasik) Kot. There were a total of five cassette tapes, ranging from 1 hour to a 1 1/2 halfs in length. Scott Freeson converted each tape to digital format and then they were broken down into various segments for a total of 7 audio files. It is recommended that you listen to each tape in the order presented to maintain the proper timeline and context.<br /><br /></p>
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<span class="standardparagraph">How did you celebrate holidays and birthdays? <br />
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- Michael (aka Patsy)<br />
- Magdeline (aka Chochi)<br />
- Angeline (aka Nellie) - includes information about Frank & their children<br />
- Elizabeth (aka Diane)<br />
- John<br />
- Peter<br />
- Walter<br /><br /></span>
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- The 1936 flood<br />
- Renovations<br />
- The final demise<br /><br /></span>
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- Polish Proverbs<br />
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- Meeting of Frank Zarow<br />
- New Years Eve - 1944<br />
- Prom Night - May 1945<br />
- First boyfriend, Eddie Yesh<br />
- First job as a hygienist<br />
- Meeting of John Zarow<br />
- Enrolled at Indiana State Teachers College<br />
- Meeting of Ted Zaroff<br />
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- Florian Stasik Airforce injury<br />
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- New Years Eve - 1945</span>
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- Break-up with Eddie Yesh<br />
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Hello,
I just set up my website using iweb and it was really fun and easy. I added an audio file to one of my pages and it required me to add a photo or it wouldn't add the song.
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To add audio:
In the site organizer, select the webpage you want to add the audio to.
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To add a single audio file, drag it to the image placeholder on a webpage or to the webpage canvas. If you drag the audio file to the image placeholder on a blog (the Blog or Podcast template), iWeb creates a podcast. (See the podcast topics below.)
To add more than one audio file, drag them to the webpage canvas. (Select more than one file at a time by Command-clicking.)
To add links to the songs in the iTunes Music Store (not the audio files themselves), drag a playlist (from the Media Browser or iTunes) or a song from the iTunes Music Store to the webpage canvas.
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I have created a knitting blog using iWeb and .mac. Most knitters use Bloglines to follow their favorite sites. I have added RSS to the top of my blog but would also like to add Bloglines and its subscribe button.
I went to Bloglines, created an account, and went through the steps to pick an icon and generate the HTML to add to my web page. I have no clue how I'm suppose to add this code in iWeb.
I did a search of iWeb's help and it seems there are only 3 choices for adding feeds, RSS, podcast, and photocast. I just want to add Bloglines to this list.
Am I not understanding what RSS is? I thought it was different than the more specific Bloglines. Traffic to my site will be limited if I can't figure out how to hook into the knitting blogline community.
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www.knittsings.com
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2. Click on the Feeds tab.
3. Click on the "Get a Subscribe To Bloglines Button" link
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7. On the next screen, you'll see some code that looks like this:
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9. Now launch iWeb
10. Drag the button graphic that you saved into your page
11. Select the button and the open the Inspector Hyperlink tab.
12. Check the box "Enable as hyperlink"
13. Next to Link To:, choose "External URL"
14. In the URL field, enter/paste in the URL from Step 8
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Let me know if this works out for you. Good luck!

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However, when I try to drag into iWeb from Finder, I get this message:
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It's not corrupt, and has content (as it opens just fine in Quicktime 7.4), and I am the admin user so can't see how I can't have access privileges!
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OT

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The Photos and Widgets Tabs seem to work.
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You can get the files from Home folder/Music/iTunes/iTunes Music
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