Ebay links for music
In the html version of Ebay, go to the very bottom of the auction>click enter on your keyboard five times and enter in the music address of your choice.
1). Pull up a word document. (Start>All Programs>Microsoft Office>Microsoft Office Word).
2). Copy one of the HTML codes from the Music page. (Select the wording>while holding your cursor on the selected area, right click>left click on copy
3). Paste the code into the word document. ( go to your Word Document and left click on it and then right click and left click on paste)
4). Go back to the music page and left click on one of the song links. When you find a song you like right click on it and then left click on copy shortcut.
5). Go back to the word document. Under the HTML code left click, then right click and left click on paste. MAKE SURE YOU ACTIVATE THAT LINK (url address) BY CLICKING ON THE SPACE BAR.
6). Now copy that active url address and paste it in where the word address appears on the HTML code. (Remember, you must remove the word address in it first).
7). Copy the entire address and take it to your auction. If the auction is already on eBay and no one has placed a bid on it, and/or the auction has more than 12 hours left, then you can revise it. Click on revise (or if it is a new auction simply enter this in the description area) then scroll down to the description area.
8). Click on the HTML tab in the description area and paste your new HTML code into the top, or bottom portion of the description area. If you are entering this in the bottom portion of the description area, keep it separated from the rest of the html coding by going to the last character in the description and hit the enter key 5 times and then paste your code in. DONT' FORGET TO SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE AND CLICK ON SAVE. You will have to do that to the second auction page as well.
HAVE FUN AND GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR AUCTIONS.
