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- STEENBURGH'S STUFF
- Mildly Useful Utilities
- For Batch Files
- Version 3.0
- Copyright 1991-1993 by Chuck Steenburgh and Tay-Jee Software
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- SOUNDER.EXE 3.1 |
- Copyright 1991-1993 Chuck Steenburgh & Tay-Jee Software |
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- SOUNDER is an advanced replacement for any number of util-
- ities (with names like BEEP.COM or MUSIC.COM). Most of these
- programs make a simple noise or maybe play a short melody.
- Most restrict you to the same monotonous tones over and over
- again. SOUNDER presents you with a virtually unlimited range
- of options which you can control, with ZILLIONS (up to 10 to
- the 400th power!) of possible tone sequences.
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- Usage: SOUNDER [note] [dur] or
- SOUNDER [/Ln] [/Rn] [/Tn [+] or
- SOUNDER [/En] [/F] |
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- note A musical note (A,B,C,D,E,F,G).
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- dur Duration of tone or note in seconds. |
- Must be a whole number between 1-9. |
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- /Ln Base length for random play. Spec-
- ify the base length of the series of
- random tones desired in tenths of a
- second, where "n" is the desired tone
- length. 0 < n <= 300.
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- /Rn Repeat random tone sequences "n" num-
- ber of times. 0 < n <= 20.
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- /Tn Specify range of random number of
- tones. 1 to n random tones will be
- generated per cycle. 0 < n <= 10.
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- + Make number of tones specified by /T
- switch absolute.
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- /En Use special sound effect number n, |
- where n is one the following four |
- types of sound effects: |
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- 1 - increasing pitch |
- 2 - decreasing pitch |
- 3 - up-down wail |
- 4 - down-up wail |
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- /F Use in conjunction with /E on very |
- fast PCs to slow down the sounds. |
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- The default is for SOUNDER to generate 1-3 random tones with
- an overall tone length of approximately 2/3 second.
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- Examples:
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- sounder Produces 1-3 random tones for a total
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- length of approximately 2/3 second.
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- sounder C 2 Produces a 'C' note for two seconds.
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- sounder /T5 Produces 1-5 random tones for a total
- length of approximately 2/3 second.
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- sounder /T5 /L20 Produces 1-5 random tones for a total
- length of 2 seconds.
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- sounder /T5 /L20 + Produces 5 random tones with a length
- of 0.4 second each.
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- sounder /T10 /R3 Produces 3 separate sequences of 1-10
- random tones, each of approximately
- 2/3 second length.
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- sounder /T10 /R10 + Produces 100 random tones lasting a
- total of approximately 6.7 seconds.
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- sounder /E1 Produces increasing pitch sound. |
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- sounder /E3 /F Produces up-down wailing sound on a |
- very fast computer (386 or better). |
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- SOUNDER returns the following errorlevel codes:
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- 0 Musical note sounded
- 1-10 Number of random tones sounded (last cycle only)
- 255 Error in note specification/help screen requested |
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- OMBUDSMAN
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- This program is produced by a member of the Association of
- Shareware Professionals (ASP). ASP wants to make sure that
- the shareware principle works for you. If you are unable to
- resolve a shareware-related problem with an ASP member by
- contacting the member directly, ASP may be able to help. The
- ASP Ombudsman can help you resolve a dispute or problem with
- an ASP member, but does not provide technical support for
- members' products. Please write to the ASP Ombudsman at 545
- Grover Road, Muskegon, MI 49442 or send a CompuServe message
- via CompuServe Mail to ASP Ombudsman, 70007,3536.
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- DISCLAIMER
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- The programs described in this documentation are guaran-
- teed to do absolutely nothing! They have, however, in my exper-
- ience performed essentially as described herein. The author
- will not be responsible for any loss or damages caused through
- the use of these programs. No warranty, express or implied,
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- is provided for this software's performance, merchantability,
- or fitness for a particular purpose.
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- All trademarks are property of their respective owners.
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- The programs and documentation are Copyright 1991,1992 by
- Chuck Steenburgh. You are encouraged to distribute these pro-
- grams provided the following conditions are met:
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- - all files contained in the archive or distribution disk
- must be distributed together in UNMODIFIED form
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- - you charge no more than a reasonable fee for copying or
- subscription, and clearly indicate that payment of such
- a fee does NOT grant ownership of the programs.
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- This program is part of set of utilities known as STEEN-
- BURGH'S STUFF (Mildly Useful Utilities). The full set of
- utilities includes the following programs:
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- BATBOX: Simple menu creation/input system
- CHKDRV: Checks disk drive status
- CHKPRN: Checks parallel printer status
- CLK: Displays time on screen
- CURSOR: Change cursor shape
- DOSVER: Checks for DOS version currently running
- INPUT: Simple prompt/input system
- KLS: Colorful screen-clearing utility
- LAUNCHER: File selection/execution system
- MUSIC: Plays transcribed sheet music on the PC
- RAND: Random number generator
- SKIP: Prints blank lines from batch files
- SOUNDER: Wide range of noise making options
- SPACE: File/disk space reporting utility
- WAITFOR: Timed pauses
- WHENISIT: Date/time telling utility
- WRITE: Colorful output anywhere on screen
- XD: Create/switch directories at the same time
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- You may evaluate these programs for up to 30 days on a free
- trial basis. After 30 days, you should register your use of
- these programs. The registration fee is $20, payable to the
- author at the address given below. For those registering
- directly with Tay-Jee Software, we offer a $5 cash discount.
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- Let's be real: I don't plan to make a lot of money this way.
- Registration does have its advantages:
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- - I am improving these programs all the time. Registration
- will get you IMMEDIATELY a disk with the latest version.
- You will also get the next major release of the program set
- sent to you free of charge.
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- - While I can't promise to include everyone's suggestions
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- in program updates, you can bet I'll listen to registered
- users before any of you scrounges out there.
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- - You will make me feel all warm and fuzzy and appreciated,
- and all that good stuff.
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- - You will also get an evaluation copy of my text file for-
- matting program (used to produce the margins in this doc-
- ument), and any other electronic creations I have decided
- to unleash on a foolish, unsuspecting world.
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- Send comments/registrations to:
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- Tay-Jee Software
- Post Office Box 835
- Lexington, VA 24450
- (703)464-5290
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- !!!VIRGINIA RESIDENTS ADD 4.5SALES TAX!!!
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- CIS 72330,1776 (I haunt the IBMSYS and IBMPRO forums)
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