I have recently recorded some spoken word .wma files on my laptop, using the 'Sound Recording' option on the Start-up menu.
I need to do a little bit of editing to these....nothing much, just a little pruning (of me swearing at the end of most segments, truth to tell).
As far as I can tell, this is the only 'Recording' software I have......there are several 'playback' options I have, but none of these seem to allow me to edit the recordings.
My laptops runs on Vista....is there anything likely to be installed that I can use, or does anyone have any suggestions as to the most simple option available?
I did that but "Audacity cannot open this type of file due to patent restrictions. You need to convert it to a supported Audio format such as WAV or AIFF".
Thankyou all for your help and suggestions.
I downloaded 'Audacity' but it was far too technimalogical for me....
The WavePad Sound Editor as linked by tamborine, is everso easy to use and I'm whizzing along, now......so many thanks to all for trying to help me.....and special thanks to tambo for finding something that matches my standard of expertise!! :o)