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A friend is putting a website together and wants to upload audio. He said his upload function works fine in all browsers but IE. &nbsp;He said IE won't let him upload MP3's. &nbsp;I have not seen the site or the code. &nbsp;Has anyone ever run across this before and is there a simple work around?
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This is just a question.  I'm not trying to put anything together.

A friend is putting a website together and wants to upload audio. He said his upload function works fine in all browsers but IE.  He said IE won't let him upload MP3's.  I have not seen the site or the code.  Has anyone ever run across this before and is there a simple work around?

IE and mp3 audio upload

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