[title]Family quotes[/title] [description]Welcome to our family quotes section! Here you'll find some of the funniest (and wisest) quotes on the subject of family life![/description]
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Latest post Thu, Oct 29 2009 9:21 PM by CitizenT. 4 replies.
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Ruslana  +  802062 Wed, 01 Jul 09 07:34 AM
Dear students,


Do you want to know whether your pronunciation is acceptable? Please use our audio feature, which allows you to record a voice message and post it in our forums!


When you write a post, just click the 'Attach an audio clip' link above the Editor Box (see the illustration below). Record your message by clicking the round red button, pre-listen to it using the 'Play' button, and if you are content with the result, click the 'Save' button.



You will see a special code in your editor. When you have published your post, the code will be converted into a mini-media player to play your voice message.


Note: the length limit for a voice message is 20 seconds.



Enjoy!

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Pter  +  803354 Thu, 02 Jul 09 05:31 PM
I just did!  It's great!


The first time was unsuccessful because I didn't click SAVE.  I didn't notice this message until now.


I got a warning message that the signature of the Java Applet has a problem.  Also, it would be even better if there is a CANCEL button, so that I can record it again without using the browser BACK button and pressing REPLY again.

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Ruslana  +  803360 Thu, 02 Jul 09 05:52 PM
Hey Pter!


The warning message is a usual deal; I got it too when used the feature for the first time. If it pops up again, just tick "Always trust this publisher" or something like that, and it won't pop up anymore.


You don't really have to click the "back" button. If you are not content with what you've recorded, just click the "stop" button (not the "pause"), and then click the round red button again. The system will ask you: "You are about to overwrite the voice message that you have recorded. Are you sure?" - click "Yes", and a new recording will start again that very moment.

Pter  +  803904 Fri, 03 Jul 09 04:57 AM
Oh, I see.  The built-in recorder provided by Windows would append the new recording at the end, and that's why I thought this would work similarly.  Now I know that it is better than Windows Recorder.  Thank you very much for the nice feature.


For the certificate, it has expired on Apr 13, 2009.

CitizenT  +  956550 Thu, 29 Oct 09 09:21 PM

 
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