QueuePlay v1.0
(c) 1996 Matt Ginzton, MaDdoG Software
released 12/13/96
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QueuePlay is a multimedia utility for Windows that lets you easily create
a playlist of media files, and then plays them back in order.

QueuePlay runs under Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.0.

Installation
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Right-click the QPlay.inf file (its icon is a notebook with a gear on it),
then choose Install.  QueuePlay will be copied to a new folder in your
Program Files folder.  You can uninstall QueuePlay via the Add/Remove
Programs control panel.

Usage
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There are three steps to using QueuePlay:

1. Find the files you want to play -- in the Windows Explorer, open the
   folder(s) containing the media files you want to play (a good start is
   C:\Windows\Media).
2. Right-click each file you want to play (you can also select a group of files
   by dragging or using the Shift and Ctrl keys, and then right-click any file
   in the group). Choose QueuePlay from the context menu that appears. Notice
   that a Q icon appears on your taskbar next to the clock, if it wasn't already
   there.
   Repeat step 2 for any other media clips you want to play.
3. Once all your files are queued, click on the Q on the taskbar to start
   playback.

More information
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Use your web browser to view the file QPlay.htm, located in the QueuePlay
folder (probably C:\Program Files\MaDdoG\QPlay).

Terms and conditions
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QueuePlay is freeware, but if you like it (or if you don't!) please send
feedback to one of the email addresses listed in the About... box.
QueuePlay is supplied without any warranties, expressed or implied.