This product used to be available from APDA, along with a sample Italian audio CD for use with the stacks in the "Italian Lesson" folder. This product has been discontinued from APDA, and is made available on the developer CD as a unsupported product. DTS will not answer questions about this product.
Complete source code is included. This package has not been updated since 1988.
The original APDA package included one floppy containing this readme file plus software for the AppleCD SC drive. That software is deleted from this package, and this readme file has been modified to remove references to that included software.
CD Remote desk accessory
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The CD Remote desk accessory shipped with the AppleCD SC drive doesn't work when run simultaneously with the CD Audio Toolkit. We recommend that you don't use the CD Remote desk accessory when running a Hypercard stack with the CD Audio Toolkit installed.
Troubleshooting
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Q: When I insert a CD, I get the message "This is not a Macintosh disk. Eject Initialize". What's wrong?
A: Copy the files Foreign File Access and Audio CD Access into your System Folder and reboot.
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Q: When I insert a CD, nothing happens. It doesn't eject, and it doesn't come up on the desktop.
A: Check that you've installed the Apple CD-ROM, Foreign File Access and Audio CD Access files in your System Folder. Check that all SCSI devices have different SCSI id numbers. If you have an internal hard disk, check that you have only one terminator and that it's on the last SCSI device. If you don't have an internal hard disk, you should have one terminator on the first and one terminator on the last SCSI device.
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Q: I copied the XCMDs and XFCNs to another stack, and now CDOpen fails. Why?
A: These XCMDs and XFCNs depend upon a STR# resource number 8078, which contains important information in order for these XCMDs to function. Copy that STR# resource into your stack.
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Q: I can't get anything to work. All I get is -21 from the XCMDs.
A: You must first call CDOpen before any other XCMD will work. A good way to do this is in the initialization of your stack, as follows:
