So, I added it, and now it works.
Here are the 2 documents that helped me do the change :
http://x2.dejanews.com/getdoc.xp?AN=352962285&CONTEXT=896945191.12779549&hit
num=
and Micriosoft knowledge base article number Q142558
Regards, Frédéric (frederic.grondin@irm.ravnal.fr)
PS :
The HTML code I used in the HTML page was the following :
<bgsound SRC="../music/song.mid" HIDDEN=true VOLUME=100 LOOP=TRUE
AUTOSTART=TRUE NAME=music_embed MASTERSOUND>
<EMBED SRC="../music/song.mid" HIDDEN=true VOLUME=100 LOOP=TRUE
AUTOSTART=TRUE NAME=music_embed MASTERSOUND>
-----Message d'origine-----
De : Jason Zigmont <jason@kilroys.net>
À : ntisp@iea-software.com <ntisp@iea-software.com>
Date : lundi 6 juillet 1998 04:26
Objet : Re: .mid files
>You might want to make sure that they have both the <IMBED SOUND> (for
>Netscape) and <BGSOUND> (for I.E.) ... I had a user call me and tell me
>the same thing... Come to find out he didn't try it at all.. And was
>missing one of the tags.
>
>Jason
>
>At 01:10 PM 6/15/98 -0400, you wrote:
>>I am running NT4.0 with IIS 4 and my users pages that contain .mid files
for
>>background music on their pages play fine with Internet Explorer but will
>>not play with Netscape Navigator. The exact same files loaded on another
>>provider play with both browsers. Does anyone have a suggestion to what
>>might be wrong. Maybe an IIS setting?
>
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