@johnhwilliamsREMOVETHIS: "Always seem to have a problem with this.  Cannot play sound files within 
Firefox as it states I need the plug in Quick Time.  Even after 
installation, I still have the same problem.
Anybody else had similar problems?"
    @datasmog: "<quote>
First thing to check: is the plugin actually installed in Firefox.
Does it work in any other browser?
Can't speak for Windows versions so this is just fer example.
Go to Tools /  Add Ons / Plugins. Is it there?
If it is then go into the Preferences / Applications and see what file
types are associated with the Quicktime plugin. While you're there check
that the plugin version listed is the same as the version listed under
Tools etc.
If all that looks correct then resort to the standard Windows solution.
Switch off, go for a walk and then switch it back on.
If that doesn't work I suggest un installing Firefox and starting again.
Other than that, in answer to your original question, No.
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    @johnhwilliamsREMOVETHIS: "<quote>
If you look at the following url (you'll have to unwrap it), there is an 
embedded flash file for the word 'indicitive'.
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Firefox states that I need Quick Time to play it and yet the properties 
for the file are Adobe Flash Player.
I guess I need to set preferences for both, but cannot find any file 
association."
    @mcc5959: "<quote>
Try opening Control Panel > QuickTime > Browser > File Types (near bottom)
and select the files you want QuickTime to play in your browser.
You may have to do the same for Mime Settings
Save and Exit.
Hopefully that should sort things for you.
MCC"
    @johnhwilliamsREMOVETHIS: "<quote>
Not quite the procedure with Windows 7.  I can access Quick Time 
extensions for setting as a default, but what extension does an Adobe 
flash sound file have?
There are lots of issues regarding Firefox and Adobe flash sound/video 
files if one does a search."
    @mcc5959: "<quote>
I'm using Windows 7.
I can't get the sound file in your link to play in either Firefox or IE8. -
something about the web page being inaccessible. 
MCC"
    @johnhwilliamsREMOVETHIS: "<quote>
It will not play in IE of Google Chrome.  Must be a windows 7 problem?
If I knew what the exact file extension was, then I could select the 
appropriate program to execute it within Firefox's settings."
    @johnhwilliamsREMOVETHIS: "<quote>
While I'm at it, I have a Firefox executable in the startup folder.
It loads Firefox upon bootup without a problem, but why does Firefox 
load a blank page in addition to the homepage?
Could be something to do with Firefox Preloader?
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