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- This document is simply to explain that PlaySound is the simplest sound
- playing program in existence (a bold statement that you will probably
- agree with after using it). All it does is display the SFGetFile dialog and
- displays all data files of type FSSD, which happens to be the files created
- by SoundCap, SoundEdit, and SoundWave. You pick one, and it plays it. It
- knows about all three of these file types, so it will play the sounds at the
- correct speed in all cases except for SoundCap files which have no speed
- information in them. In this case you should not be using SoundCap. Try
- to use SoundWave instead.
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- In addition, there is a volume control in the dialog box. If you can╒t figure
- out how it works then you probably don╒t have the intelligence to read
- this.
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- This version has a larger dialog box and calls StopSound more often to prevent cliff grazing. It also has a SIZE resource for MultiFinder now.
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- PlaySound is copyright 1989 by Jon Pugh
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- PlaySound may be freely distributed but not sold. Portions of PlaySound
- are copyrighted by Think Technologies since I wrote it in Lightspeed
- Pascal 2.0
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- I can be reached at pugh@nmfecc.arpa or (415) 423-4239.
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- Share and enjoy.
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