Home |
Search |
Today's Posts |
#1
Posted to microsoft.public.excel.misc
|
|||
|
|||
How to insert sound in Excel 2007?
In Excel 97/200/XP/2003 I could insert a wave sound object to annotate cells
or worksheets. I find this incredibly useful, but the wave sound object type is no longer in the New Object list. The sound recorder is available to create annotations, and I can insert EXISTING objects, but this is a pretty lame process. How can I register the Sound Recorder so that it will open within Excel as it did in previous versions? Any other ideas about a third-pary sound recorder that will work in Excel (Office) 2007? TIA =Mac= |
#2
Posted to microsoft.public.excel.misc
|
|||
|
|||
How to insert sound in Excel 2007?
Insert/Object/Wave Sound is Microsoft Sound Recorder. Is that what you want?
Tyro "MacNOLA" wrote in message ... In Excel 97/200/XP/2003 I could insert a wave sound object to annotate cells or worksheets. I find this incredibly useful, but the wave sound object type is no longer in the New Object list. The sound recorder is available to create annotations, and I can insert EXISTING objects, but this is a pretty lame process. How can I register the Sound Recorder so that it will open within Excel as it did in previous versions? Any other ideas about a third-pary sound recorder that will work in Excel (Office) 2007? TIA =Mac= |
#3
Posted to microsoft.public.excel.misc
|
|||
|
|||
How to insert sound in Excel 2007?
Tyro:
Thank you for your reply, but Wave Sound is NOT an available object in Excel 2007 or any of the other Office 2007 applications. Please refer to my earlier post. =Mac= "Tyro" wrote: Insert/Object/Wave Sound is Microsoft Sound Recorder. Is that what you want? Tyro "MacNOLA" wrote in message ... In Excel 97/200/XP/2003 I could insert a wave sound object to annotate cells or worksheets. I find this incredibly useful, but the wave sound object type is no longer in the New Object list. The sound recorder is available to create annotations, and I can insert EXISTING objects, but this is a pretty lame process. How can I register the Sound Recorder so that it will open within Excel as it did in previous versions? Any other ideas about a third-pary sound recorder that will work in Excel (Office) 2007? TIA =Mac= |
#4
Posted to microsoft.public.excel.misc
|
|||
|
|||
How to insert sound in Excel 2007?
I'm using Excel 2007 and Wave Sound is available to me under Insert/Object.
Tyro "MacNOLA" wrote in message ... Tyro: Thank you for your reply, but Wave Sound is NOT an available object in Excel 2007 or any of the other Office 2007 applications. Please refer to my earlier post. =Mac= "Tyro" wrote: Insert/Object/Wave Sound is Microsoft Sound Recorder. Is that what you want? Tyro "MacNOLA" wrote in message ... In Excel 97/200/XP/2003 I could insert a wave sound object to annotate cells or worksheets. I find this incredibly useful, but the wave sound object type is no longer in the New Object list. The sound recorder is available to create annotations, and I can insert EXISTING objects, but this is a pretty lame process. How can I register the Sound Recorder so that it will open within Excel as it did in previous versions? Any other ideas about a third-pary sound recorder that will work in Excel (Office) 2007? TIA =Mac= |
#5
Posted to microsoft.public.excel.misc
|
|||
|
|||
How to insert sound in Excel 2007?
Perhaps you've somehow deleted C:\Windows\System32\sndrec32.exe
Tyro "MacNOLA" wrote in message ... Tyro: Thank you for your reply, but Wave Sound is NOT an available object in Excel 2007 or any of the other Office 2007 applications. Please refer to my earlier post. =Mac= "Tyro" wrote: Insert/Object/Wave Sound is Microsoft Sound Recorder. Is that what you want? Tyro "MacNOLA" wrote in message ... In Excel 97/200/XP/2003 I could insert a wave sound object to annotate cells or worksheets. I find this incredibly useful, but the wave sound object type is no longer in the New Object list. The sound recorder is available to create annotations, and I can insert EXISTING objects, but this is a pretty lame process. How can I register the Sound Recorder so that it will open within Excel as it did in previous versions? Any other ideas about a third-pary sound recorder that will work in Excel (Office) 2007? TIA =Mac= |
#6
Posted to microsoft.public.excel.misc
|
|||
|
|||
How to insert sound in Excel 2007?
Tyro:
Thanks again for your reply. I have MULTIPLE machines running VISTA Business or Ultimate. All machines are running Office 2007 Enterprise Edition. Office was NOT upgraded on these machines, nor did Office 2003 ever run on them. None of the Office 2007 applications show Wave Sound as an object. Sound Recorder is installed and running on all Vista Machines. Keep in mind that Sound Recorder in Vista creates WMA files, not WAV files. Are you running Windows XP of Vista as the host for Office 2007? Do you know how to REGISTER an application so that it appears in the New Object dialog box in Office 2007? Again, thanks for your kind response. =Mac= "Tyro" wrote: Perhaps you've somehow deleted C:\Windows\System32\sndrec32.exe Tyro "MacNOLA" wrote in message ... Tyro: Thank you for your reply, but Wave Sound is NOT an available object in Excel 2007 or any of the other Office 2007 applications. Please refer to my earlier post. =Mac= "Tyro" wrote: Insert/Object/Wave Sound is Microsoft Sound Recorder. Is that what you want? Tyro "MacNOLA" wrote in message ... In Excel 97/200/XP/2003 I could insert a wave sound object to annotate cells or worksheets. I find this incredibly useful, but the wave sound object type is no longer in the New Object list. The sound recorder is available to create annotations, and I can insert EXISTING objects, but this is a pretty lame process. How can I register the Sound Recorder so that it will open within Excel as it did in previous versions? Any other ideas about a third-pary sound recorder that will work in Excel (Office) 2007? TIA =Mac= |
#7
Posted to microsoft.public.excel.misc
|
|||
|
|||
How to insert sound in Excel 2007?
I have no idea. I run Windows XP, SP2. Office is aware of Sound Recorder. I
did not have to do anything. Tyro "MacNOLA" wrote in message ... Tyro: Thanks again for your reply. I have MULTIPLE machines running VISTA Business or Ultimate. All machines are running Office 2007 Enterprise Edition. Office was NOT upgraded on these machines, nor did Office 2003 ever run on them. None of the Office 2007 applications show Wave Sound as an object. Sound Recorder is installed and running on all Vista Machines. Keep in mind that Sound Recorder in Vista creates WMA files, not WAV files. Are you running Windows XP of Vista as the host for Office 2007? Do you know how to REGISTER an application so that it appears in the New Object dialog box in Office 2007? Again, thanks for your kind response. =Mac= "Tyro" wrote: Perhaps you've somehow deleted C:\Windows\System32\sndrec32.exe Tyro "MacNOLA" wrote in message ... Tyro: Thank you for your reply, but Wave Sound is NOT an available object in Excel 2007 or any of the other Office 2007 applications. Please refer to my earlier post. =Mac= "Tyro" wrote: Insert/Object/Wave Sound is Microsoft Sound Recorder. Is that what you want? Tyro "MacNOLA" wrote in message ... In Excel 97/200/XP/2003 I could insert a wave sound object to annotate cells or worksheets. I find this incredibly useful, but the wave sound object type is no longer in the New Object list. The sound recorder is available to create annotations, and I can insert EXISTING objects, but this is a pretty lame process. How can I register the Sound Recorder so that it will open within Excel as it did in previous versions? Any other ideas about a third-pary sound recorder that will work in Excel (Office) 2007? TIA =Mac= |
#8
Posted to microsoft.public.excel.misc
|
|||
|
|||
How to insert sound in Excel 2007?
Tyro:
Thanks for your kind assistance. I think we can close this thread. This is an Excel 2007 on Vista issue. BTW, the Sound Recorder in Vista only RECORDS sounds. It does NOT play them back, as the Sound Recorder in Windows XP does. Thanks, again. =Mac= "Tyro" wrote: I have no idea. I run Windows XP, SP2. Office is aware of Sound Recorder. I did not have to do anything. Tyro "MacNOLA" wrote in message ... Tyro: Thanks again for your reply. I have MULTIPLE machines running VISTA Business or Ultimate. All machines are running Office 2007 Enterprise Edition. Office was NOT upgraded on these machines, nor did Office 2003 ever run on them. None of the Office 2007 applications show Wave Sound as an object. Sound Recorder is installed and running on all Vista Machines. Keep in mind that Sound Recorder in Vista creates WMA files, not WAV files. Are you running Windows XP of Vista as the host for Office 2007? Do you know how to REGISTER an application so that it appears in the New Object dialog box in Office 2007? Again, thanks for your kind response. =Mac= "Tyro" wrote: Perhaps you've somehow deleted C:\Windows\System32\sndrec32.exe Tyro "MacNOLA" wrote in message ... Tyro: Thank you for your reply, but Wave Sound is NOT an available object in Excel 2007 or any of the other Office 2007 applications. Please refer to my earlier post. =Mac= "Tyro" wrote: Insert/Object/Wave Sound is Microsoft Sound Recorder. Is that what you want? Tyro "MacNOLA" wrote in message ... In Excel 97/200/XP/2003 I could insert a wave sound object to annotate cells or worksheets. I find this incredibly useful, but the wave sound object type is no longer in the New Object list. The sound recorder is available to create annotations, and I can insert EXISTING objects, but this is a pretty lame process. How can I register the Sound Recorder so that it will open within Excel as it did in previous versions? Any other ideas about a third-pary sound recorder that will work in Excel (Office) 2007? TIA =Mac= |
Reply |
Thread Tools | Search this Thread |
Display Modes | |
|
|
Similar Threads | ||||
Thread | Forum | |||
Excel 2007 won't allow me to insert a row | New Users to Excel | |||
Excel 2007 - Insert Columns | Excel Worksheet Functions | |||
Excel 2007 Can not insert row. | Excel Discussion (Misc queries) | |||
slow INSERT in excel 2007? | Excel Worksheet Functions | |||
Excel 2007 - insert a CheckBox | Excel Discussion (Misc queries) |