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Since .wav is an audio file format and .gif is a web grafic format you need something to handle both. Since the model od Mac you're using isn't posted, I'll suggest the simple solution...install the very cool Quicktime3 on your machine , the sheer number of multimedia file formats it supports is astounding!! &nbsp;Otherwise go the shareware route...Graphic Converter for the .gif and Sound converter for the .wav<br />

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Since .wav is an audio file format and .gif is a web grafic format you need something to handle both. Since the model od Mac you're using isn't posted, I'll suggest the simple solution...install the very cool Quicktime3 on your machine , the sheer number of multimedia file formats it supports is astounding!!  Otherwise go the shareware route...Graphic Converter for the .gif and Sound converter for the .wav


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I would like to open .wav and .gif files on a Mac that my PC friends have sent me. Does anyone have any suggestions? &nbsp;
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I would like to open .wav and .gif files on a Mac that my PC friends have sent me. Does anyone have any suggestions?  

How to open .wav and .gif files

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