Inserting Audio into Word Documents

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How can I insert audio into a Word document using Word 2016?

To insert audio into a Word document in Word 2016, first, go to the Insert tab, select Object, then choose Create From File. Browse and select the audio file, then choose whether to link to the file or display it as an icon.
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Can I use MP3 or other audio formats in Word 2016?

Yes, Word 2016 supports various audio formats such as MP3, WAV, and FLAC. You can insert these audio files into your Word document by following the steps outlined in the guide.
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What should I do to listen to the audio inserted into a Word document?

To listen to the audio file inserted into your Word document, simply double-click on the audio file icon or link, and it will play automatically.
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Do I need to prepare any files before inserting audio into a Word document?

Yes, you will need a Word file to insert the audio and an audio file in a supported format (e.g., MP3, WAV, or FLAC) ready for insertion into the document.

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