Jon Haworth wrote:
There's a program called "Sound Recorder" somewhere on the Start menu (or Start > Run > sndrec32 if you can't find it). This is fine for your purposes and will create a WAV audio file containing whatever comes in from the mic input. If you like, you can clean up the audio with a program like Cool Edit.
Only problem with "Sound Recorder" is that it defaults to either a 60 or 90 second maximum for the recording (I forget which)... you can change it, but it's a nuisance... Cool Edit's been bought by Adobe and is now Adobe Audition and is priced new at $299.
My suggestion would be to do the actual recording with Audacity[1], a free sound recorder / editor / converter with lots of useful features, which is under very active development in the Open Source community. Other than that, follow the directions Jon gave :)
hth, Stephen
[1] http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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