Bluetooth Audio files saved to Device

I wish to know how I can bluetooth auido files (not ringtones) and bluetooth them to other people. The files are saved to my device not SD card.
Post relates to: Centro (Sprint)

Hello:
You need a program that can locate the files off your ROM. I experimented with a centro and a 800w before answering this question. Here's what I used: I have a program called FileZ - located the file(mp3) and selected SEND to Bluetooth. Then I turned on Bluetooth on the 800w - got a prompt and accepted the file.
Hope this helps.
GOOGLE - FileZ - not recommended for novice users.
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