; Tools/cdc 2.60 (22 Feb 1999) (NT/TOOLS)
; CAT Help Emitter $Revision: 1.27 $
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; Catalog definitions for module "Sound.EX" (Sound.EX)
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VERSION 9
REVISION 60
LANGUAGE "English"
NATURALNAME "Sound"
MSG 0x12c80000 "Exits the Sound menu, discarding any changes you made."
MSG 0x12c80400 "Removes the CD sound event from the current element or page."
MSG 0x12c80800 "Opens the CD compartment on a motorized CD-ROM drive to release the CD."
MSG 0x12c80c00 "Defines the time in seconds (from 0 to 99) that the sound increases from no sound to the level set by the Volume slider. Wait? is available with a Fade In Time other than zero."
MSG 0x12c81000 "Defines the time in seconds (from 0 to 99) that sound decreases from the level set by the Volume slider to no sound. Wait? is available with a Fade Out Time other than zero."
MSG 0x12c81400 "Specifies the time in seconds (from 0 to 99) taken to adjust the volume of the CD to reach the specified volume."
MSG 0x12c81800 "Gives a choice of fourteen audio CD sound commands. The panel shows a different set of controls for each command; some commands need no controls.@pg None: Removes any CD sound commands previously applied to the current event.@cr Play: Selects and plays a segment of one or more contiguous tracks.@cr Play MSF: Like Play, but can start and stop the CD segment within tracks based on time rather than track numbers.@cr Sync: Pauses script execution and lets you specify a time in minutes, seconds and frames (MSF) that must be reached during CD play before the script can continue. If the sync time has already been reached by the time the CD Sync command is reached, the command has no effect.@cr Wait: Prevents the script from proceeding until a preceding CD sound event finishes.@cr Stop: Stops the CD currently playing.@cr Pause: Temporarily stops the CD currently playing.@cr Resume: Continues CD play from the point where it was suspended by Command: Pause.@cr Eject: Ejects the CD from the CD drive.@cr Read Contents: Checks for the correct table of contents on the CD before implementing the next CD command. If the disc has the wrong table of contents, it is ejected and you are asked to try another CD.@cr Next: Moves to the next track on the CD currently playing.@cr Previous: Moves to the previous track on the CD currently playing.@cr Volume: Adjusts the loudness of the CD audio sound.@cr Pan: Sets the left/right balance of the sound."
MSG 0x12c81c00 "Defines the number of times (from 1 to 99, or infinite) that the CD segment repeats."
MSG 0x12c82000 "Reads the table of contents of the CD in the drive, so that track numbers and times can be displayed correctly. It should always be used after you change CDs in the drive. All CD control panels have the New CD! button."
MSG 0x12c82400 "Moves to the next track on the CD currently playing."
MSG 0x12c82800 "Sets the left/right balance of the sound."
MSG 0x12c82c00 "Temporarily stops the CD currently playing. The CD can be continued later in the script by using the CD Resume command."
MSG 0x12c83000 "Selects and plays a segment of one or more contiguous tracks on an audio CD."
MSG 0x12c83400 "Starts and stops CD play within tracks based on time rather than track numbers."
MSG 0x12c83800 "Moves to the previous track on the CD currently playing."
MSG 0x12c83c00 "Checks for the correct table of contents on the CD before implementing the next CD command. If the disc has the wrong table of contents, it is ejected and you are asked to try another CD."
MSG 0x12c84000 "Specifies whether the Sync Time is relative to the beginning of the current track or is relative to the beginning of the CD."
MSG 0x12c84400 "Continues a CD segment that was placed on hold by Command: Pause, from the point where the segment was suspended."
MSG 0x12c84800 "Stops the CD currently playing."
MSG 0x12c84c00 "Lets you specify the point during CD playback at which the script, paused by Command: Sync, resumes playing. Enter the time in the text boxes in minutes:seconds:frames format."
MSG 0x12c85000 "Specifies a time in minutes, seconds and frames (MSF) that must be reached during CD play before the script can continue. If the sync time has already been reached by the time the CD Sync command is reached, the script just continues."
MSG 0x12c85400 "Specifies exact starting point for the CD audio segment in minutes, seconds and frames (MSF)."
MSG 0x12c85800 "Specifies the exact stopping point of the CD audio segment in minutes, seconds and frames (MSF)."
MSG 0x12c86000 "Specifies the CD track number at which to begin play."
MSG 0x12c86800 "Specifies the CD track number at which to end play."
MSG 0x12c86c00 "Lets you access different discs in multiple drives by selecting the unit number with this control. If you have more than one CD-ROM drive, or a multi-unit drive, the menu displays this button on the CD control panels."
MSG 0x12c87000 "Adjusts the loudness of the CD audio sound."
MSG 0x12c87400 "Controls the flow of a script. Prevents the script from proceeding until the current sound event finishes."
MSG 0x12c87800 "Shows the name of the sound file or event type for pages that have sound events; if no sound event is applied to the page as a whole, the button is blank.@pgClick to open the Sound menu. The Sound menu lets you apply, add or modify sound events for selected pages."
MSG 0x12c97800 "Shows the name of the sound file or event type for elements that have sound events; if no sound event is applied to the element, the button is blank.@pgClick to open the Sound menu. The Sound menu lets you apply, add or modify sound events for selected elements."
MSG 0x12c88000 "Lets you add and edit Sample, MIDI, CD, and Mixer sound events in a script. You can change the sound settings for other pages in the script without leaving the Sound menu."
MSG 0x12c88800 "Removes the MIDI sound event from the current element or page."
MSG 0x12c98c00 "When on, prevents conflicts with DirectSound caused by MIDI drivers that use MCI to produce MIDI audio output through the PC's sound card. Leave this option off when using sound cards that have their own MIDI hardware"
MSG 0x12c88c00 "Defines the time in seconds (from 0 to 99) that the sound increases from no sound to the level set by the Volume slider. Wait? is available with a Fade In Time other than zero."
MSG 0x12c89000 "Defines the time in seconds (from 0 to 99) that MIDI sound decreases from the level set by the Volume slider to no sound. Wait? is available with a Fade Out Time other than zero."
MSG 0x12c89400 "Specifies the time in seconds (from 0 to 99) taken to adjust the volume of the MIDI file currently playing to match the Volume slider level. Wait? is available with a Fade Time other than zero."
MSG 0x12c89800 "Gives a choice of eight MIDI sound commands. The panel shows a different set of controls for each command; some commands need no controls.@pg None: Removes any MIDI sound command previously applied to the current event.@cr Play: Plays a MIDI file.@cr Wait: Prevents the script from proceeding until a preceding MIDI sound event finishes.@cr Stop: Stops any MIDI file currently playing.@cr Pause: Temporarily stops the MIDI file that is playing.@cr Resume: Continues play of a MIDI file placed on hold by the MIDI Pause command, from the point where it was suspended.@cr Volume: Adjusts the loudness of the MIDI sound.@cr Pan: Sets the left/right balance of the sound."
MSG 0x12c89c00 "Defines the number of times (from 1 to 99, or infinite) that the MIDI file is repeated before the next page in the script is displayed or the MIDI file is stopped."
MSG 0x12c8a000 "Sets the left/right balance of the sound."
MSG 0x12c8a400 "Temporarily stops the MIDI file that is playing. You can continue the file as required later in the script with a MIDI Resume command. (If the file will not be resumed, use the MIDI Stop command instead)."
MSG 0x12c8a800 "Plays a MIDI file. Clicking the File: button opens the File dialog, where you can select a MIDI (.MID) file. You can hear selected files by clicking Preview."
MSG 0x12c8ac00 "Continues play of a MIDI file placed on hold by the MIDI Pause command, from the point where it was suspended."
MSG 0x12c8b000 "Stops any MIDI file currently playing."
MSG 0x12c8b400 "Adjusts the speed in Beats per Minute (BPM) at which the MIDI file is played."
MSG 0x12c8b800 "Adjusts the loudness of the MIDI sound."
MSG 0x12c8bc00 "Controls the flow of a script. Prevents the script from proceeding until the current sound event finishes."
MSG 0x12c8c000 "Removes the Mixer sound event from the current element or page."
MSG 0x12c8c400 "Sets a new volume or pan setting for the CD Audio sound source.@pgClick the slider label to disable the slider, so that it will have no effect for this command."
MSG 0x12c8c800 "Specifies the number of seconds (from 0 to 99) taken to adjust the volumes of the sources to the required levels."
MSG 0x12c8cc00 "Gives a choice of three Mixer sound commands. The panel shows a different set of controls for each command; some commands need no controls.@pg None: Removes any Mixer sound command previously applied to the current event.@cr Volume: Adjusts the loudness of several sound sources at once.@cr Pan: Adjusts the left/right balance of several sound sources at once."
MSG 0x12c8d000 "Sets the volume or pan settings of a device connected to a sound card's Line input. This defaults to the minimum volume.@pgClick the slider label to disable the slider, so that it will have no effect for this command."
MSG 0x12c8d400 "Adjusts all sound sources simultaneously, maintaining the relative settings from one source to another as determined by the settings of the individual sliders.@pgClick the slider label to disable the slider, so that it will have no effect for this command."
MSG 0x12c8d800 "Sets the volume of a microphone connected to a sound card's MIC input. This defaults to the minimum volume.@pgClick the slider label to disable the slider, so that it will have no effect for this command."
MSG 0x12c8dc00 "Sets a new volume or pan setting for the MIDI sound source.@pgClick the slider label to disable the slider, so that it will have no effect for this command."
MSG 0x12c8e000 "Applies left/right balance settings to all current sound events."
MSG 0x12c8e400 "Sets a new volume or pan setting for the Sample sound source. All samples are affected.@pgClick the slider label to disable the slider, so that it will have no effect for this command."
MSG 0x12c8e800 "Lets you combine Sample, MIDI, CD and external sound sources and adjust their relative volumes."
MSG 0x12c8ec00 "Controls the flow of a script. Prevents the script from proceeding until the current sound event finishes."
MSG 0x12c8f000 "Accepts the current settings and exits the Sound menu."
MSG 0x12c8f400 "Allows you to adjust and test settings related to sound."
MSG 0x12c8fc00 "Lets you access the control panels for the selected sound type events. \"None\" on this button indicates that no sound event of that type is defined for the current element or page. Changes made in the sound settings are not displayed on the column button until you accept them and return to the Main menu, or move to another page."
MSG 0x12c90000 "Lets you test a sound event by viewing the page with the sound event(s) you have added."
MSG 0x12c90400 "Opens the File dialog, where you can select a sound file."
MSG 0x12c90800 "Sets the left/right balance of the sound."
MSG 0x12c90c00 "Adjusts the loudness of the sound."
MSG 0x12c91000 "Adjusts the speed in Beats per Minute (BPM) at which the MIDI file is played."
MSG 0x12c91400 "Defines the number of times (from 1 to 99, or infinite) that the sound file is repeated before the next page in the script is displayed or the file is stopped."
MSG 0x12c91800 "Specifies the time in seconds (from 0 to 99) taken to adjust the volume of the sound."
MSG 0x12c91c00 "Specifies the time in seconds (from 0 to 99) taken to adjust the volume of the sound. Wait? is available with a fade time other than zero."
MSG 0x12c92000 "Adjusts the loudness or left/right balance of the sound."
MSG 0x12c92400 "Removes the Sample sound event from the current element or page."
MSG 0x12c92800 "Defines the time in seconds from 0 to 99 that the sound takes to increase from no sound to the level set by the Volume slider. Wait? is available with a Fade In Time other than zero."
MSG 0x12c92c00 "Defines the time in seconds (from 0 to 99) that sound decreases from the level set by the Volume slider to no sound. Wait? is available with a Fade Out Time other than zero."
MSG 0x12c93000 "Specifies the time in seconds (from 0 to 99) taken to adjust the volume of the samples currently playing to match the Volume slider level. Wait? is available with a Fade Time other than zero."
MSG 0x12c93400 "Gives a choice of six Sample sound commands. The panel shows a different set of controls for each command; some commands need no controls.@pg None: Removes any Sample sound command previously applied to the current event.@cr Play: Plays a sound sample file.@cr Wait: Prevents the script from proceeding until a preceding Sample sound event finishes.@cr Stop: Stops all sound samples currently playing.@cr Volume: Adjusts the loudness of all samples currently playing.@cr Pan: Sets the left/right balance of the sound."
MSG 0x12c93800 "Define the number of times (from 1 to 99, or infinite) the sample is repeated before the next page in the script is displayed or the sample stops."
MSG 0x12c93c00 "Sets the left/right balance of the sound."
MSG 0x12c94000 "Plays a sound sample file. Clicking the File: button opens the File dialog, where you can load a .WAV sample file. You can hear selected files by clicking Preview."
MSG 0x12c94400 "Lets you select Low, Medium, or High sample playback quality."
MSG 0x12c94c00 "Lets you adjust the rate in Hertz (Hz) at which the sample is played. The higher the rate, the higher the pitch of the sound and the less time it takes to play."
MSG 0x12c95000 "Allows you to turn off spooling (playing of sample sound files directly from disk). With Spool? turned off, sounds are loaded into memory before playing. This can often allow animations that run at the same time as the sample to run more smoothly."
MSG 0x12c95400 "Stops all sound samples currently playing."
MSG 0x12c95800 "Sets the sample type by specifying the brand and/or model of your sound card."
MSG 0x12c95c00 "Adjusts the loudness of all samples currently playing."
MSG 0x12c96000 "Ensures that the script does not continue until the currently playing sound sample finishes."
MSG 0x12c96400 "Saves the current settings as the default and exits the dialog. This has no effect on files or programs outside your %p application."
MSG 0x12c96800 "Lets you select a type of sound event - Sample, MIDI, CD or Mixer. Each sound type has several possible commands, each with its own control panel.@pgClicking on a Sound button in the Main or List menus opens the Sound menu and activates the Sound control panel that applies to that event. If no sound event has been defined, Sample is selected."
MSG 0x12c97000 "Runs a short script that allows you to test the basic functions of your sound card using the settings shown."
MSG 0x12c97400 "Controls the flow of a script. When on, Wait? prevents the script from proceeding until the current sound event finishes."
MSG 0x12c99000 "CD.LengthTrack (tracknum) variable:  Returns a string containing the length of the CD track whose number is tracknum. If tracknum is not valid, this function returns an empty string (\"\")."
MSG 0x12c99400 "CD.TrackTime variable:  Contains a string with the elapsed time of the current CD track."
MSG 0x12c99800 "CD.TrackLength variable:  Contains a string with the total length of the current CD track."
MSG 0x12c99c00 "CD.DiscTime variable:  Contains a string with the time from beginning of the CD to the current location."
MSG 0x12c9a000 "CD.DiscLength variable:  Contains a string with the total playing time for the entire CD."
MSG 0x12c9a400 "CD.Track variable:  Contains an integer with the current track number."
MSG 0x12c9a800 "CD.MaxTracks variable:  Contains an integer with the total number of tracks on the current CD."
MSG 0x12c9ac00 "CD.NumDrives variable:  Contains an integer with the total number of CD drives."
MSG 0x12c9b000 "CD.FirstDrive variable:  Contains a string with the letter of the first CD drive."
MSG 0x12c9b400 "Mixer.MasterVol variable:  Contains an integer within the range 0 to 255 with the current Master Volume level."
MSG 0x12c9b800 "Mixer.MasterPan variable:  Contains an integer within the range -255 to 255 with the current Master Pan setting."
MSG 0x12c9bc00 "Mixer.CDVol variable:  Contains an integer within the range 0 to 255 with the current CD Volume level."
MSG 0x12c9c000 "Mixer.CDPan variable:  Contains an integer within the range -255 to 255 with the current CD Pan setting."
MSG 0x12c9c400 "Mixer.SampleVol variable:  Contains an integer within the range 0 to 255 with the current Sample Volume level."
MSG 0x12c9c800 "Mixer.SamplePan variable:  Contains an integer within the range -255 to 255 with the current Sample Pan setting."
MSG 0x12c9cc00 "Mixer.MIDIVol variable:  Contains an integer within the range 0 to 255 with the current MIDI Volume level."
MSG 0x12c9d000 "Mixer.MIDIPan variable:  Contains an integer within the range -255 to 255 with the current MIDI Pan setting."
MSG 0x12c9d400 "Mixer.LineVol variable:  Contains an integer within the range 0 to 255 with the current Line Volume level."
MSG 0x12c9d800 "Mixer.LinePan variable:  Contains an integer within the range -255 to 255 with the current Line Pan setting."
MSG 0x12c9dc00 "Mixer.MicVol variable:  Contains an integer within the range 0 to 255 with the current Mic Volume level."
