All you need to do is to export them to a set of WAV files and then you can "open" each WAV file as a new separate Audacity project - and personally I would make sure that you have your import preferences set to "Copy In" "the "Safer" option. It doesn';t actually ediot the WAV file, rather it imports the WAV file in and creates an Audacity project from it.

not going to be possible the phones don't have enough memory for wav files.
one minute of a wave file takes about 10 mb's of space, and most phones i know don't have that much space unless you
have a memory card you can add in to it.

must have been the wve i must have typed it backwards.

i'll look... yep typed it backwards sorry about that.

I don't see any WEV type. There is WEBM type refering to WebM (vp8) Support. Is that it?

See for yourself: http://www.winamp.com/help/Player_Features

Edit: There's a .WVE extension, used by in_wave.dll plugin.

i thought so too, but when i looked at it again there was the normal wav format listed a few up above it?

rovingcowboy / keith hall / monkey hi fi

Must be a typo.

got the new 5.6 winamp the other day. and it has the wev format listed as a wav format is that a new one or just a typeo in their program? if it is a new one what is the difference between it and wav format?