Vis_Mux v1.1 (C)1998 Jason Crawford (Heucuva@usa.net) All rights reserved.
WinAMP is Trademark and (C) Justin Frankel and Nullsoft, Inc.
AMP is (C) Tomislav Uzelak.
All other references are (C) by their respective owners.

Instructions:
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Plug-ins-
     This plug-in was meant to use only windowed plug-ins and plug-ins that
     dock to (or in) the WinAMP window.
     OpenGL, 3dFX, and full-screen plug-ins are not recommended for use
     with this plug-in.
     Currently, only four (4) plug-ins may be used with this plug-in.
     If you find this number to be too small please contact the author via
     the e-mail address (listed above.)

Visualization Plugins list box-
     This is a list of the currently selected DLLs and the plug-in within it.
     To open up the pop-up menu:
          Right-click the list box or press ALT-ENTER while in the list
          box.
     To select a DLL to use in the mux:
          Click the "Add DLL" button below the list box, select "Add DLL"
          from the pop-up menu, or press INS while in the list box.
     To remove a DLL:
          Select the DLL to remove in the list box and click the
          "Remove DLL" button below the list box, select "Remove DLL" from
          the pop-up menu, or press DEL while in the list box.
     To select a plug-in from the selected DLL:
          Click the arrow buttons below the the list box, select
          "Select Next" from the pop-up menu, or press either "+" or "-"
          while in the list box.
     To configure the selected plug-in:
          Double-click the plug-in, select "Configure" from the pop-up
          menu, or press ENTER while in the list box.

Compatibility mode-
     This function allows plug-ins that require more processing power to
     run more reliably. This has been known to cause undesirable effects
     on slower systems while using certain plug-ins.

Thanks:
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My thanks go out to the beta-testers: (in no particular order)
     Peter Guzis,
     Ray Sanders,
     Bryan Hollingsworth,
     Bruce Si-Tou,
     and Kris Backmeyer.

You've all done a great job (or at least a good job) telling me what I've
done to bring your computers to their knees; Thanks!

To learn more about how to write WinAMP plug-ins:
     Go to either:
          http://www.winamp.com/plugins.html
     or
          http://www.mp3.com/plugins.html
     and download an sdk of your choice

     or

     Contact Jason Crawford (Heucuva@usa.net) and specify which
     programming language you wish to use for making a plug-in
     and an e-mail with the included package will be shipped to you
     within that week.