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3) In the Save In field, click the down arrow and select the folder you want the file to be saved in. (Remember, sound files use a large amount of space.) 4) Give the file a name in the File Name field. 5) In the Save As Type field, it should specify the .wav format, which is Sound Forge's default. If it doesn't, choose .wav from the pop-up menu. 6) Click
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