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How can I e-mail a song to someone from a CD I own?
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First, you can use iTunes or any music program to import the songs from a CD to your computer. Once they are on your computer, you can send it to them. I find that sending the file through AIM is easier, but if that option isn't available, then e-mail is your next step.
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Look up a program called Pando. It's relatively new and seems to work pretty well. With a bit of patience, it becomes a very easy program to use. It allows (for free use) to send up to 1GB of information in a single e-mail, whether it be text or attachments. Here's the catch: for the person to open the attachment file, they will need to have Pando installed too. It's spyware and virus free, so I would really recommend you (and anyone else you wish to send large files to) to download and install it. Hope that helped.
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Yeah, be careful of the copyright. If you're good with it, just rip the CD onto your computer and send the music file as an attachment. It may not work though because a lot of email programs have a maximum size of an email that can be sent. I think hotmail is 5MB, which is the average size of a song, so It might not work. Good luck
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If the CD is a disk that is protected by copyright then the action of ripping the CD track to send to a friend would be considered illegal therefore an innapropriate question to ask here. Sorry.
If the CD is not copyright protected my apologies in advance.
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