Sound Library
Read me first
By:		DWorks Group
Version:	1.90
Date:		august, 2000

Contents

1. Introduction.
2. System Requirements.
3. Main Features. 
4. Important Notes.

1. Introduction
Welcome to Quick Preview, a guide to familiarize you with Sound Library - 
very simple and very friendly program which uses the (MCI) Windows drivers
to play and record wave files (*.wav).

Sound Library allows you to easy create and manage your collections of
WAV files. Sound Library has the ability to play and record WAV files, 
copy, move, rename and delete files. Also, Sound Library helps you to 
assign sounds to Windows events without Microsoft Plus! installed, create
sound schemes as Microsoft Plus! themes or Windows registry script files.
The Sound Library interface is constructed so that the list of files is always on the screen. 
You can open a folder (or create link to folder) by using 'Favorutes' utility.
By using Sound Library you can send favorite sounds to your friends by E-Mail.

All versions of Sound Library is freeware. You are free to use the program as long
as you like without payment, but if you do like it, drop me a note and let me know
how you're using it.

Please feel free to report any bugs, problems, feature
requests, or comments to me at the email address.

2. System Requirements

The following lists the minimum system requirements for using Sound Library for Windows 9x
and Windows NT:

- 486 SX microprocessor (Pentium recommended)
- Sound Card
- VGA display
- 800X600 High Color (16 bit)
- 8 megabytes of RAM
- 2.6 megabytes of hard disk space for program installation
- Microsoft Windows 9x or Windows NT 4.0 or later

3. Main Features

Sound Library is a utility specifically designed to allow you to easily
and efficiently manage your collections of WAV audio files. Here is
the list of main features:
1. Very easy play and record WAV files.
To play or record sounds click on buttons or use context menu.
2. Saving file list as ...
To create file list use 'Save File List' item from main menu.
3. Edit WAV files by using external editor.
To edit sound use 'Edit Current Sound' item from main menu.
4. Copy, delete, and rename WAV files.
To implement file operations click on buttons or use context menu.
5. Assign WAV files to Windows events.
To assign sounds to event use 'Assign Sound...' item from main menu.
6. Easy menus.
To invoke program main menu click on arrow in top left corner.
To invoke program context menu right mouse click.
7. Build sound schemes.
To create sound schemes as MS Plus! themes or Windows registry script files
use Sound Scheme Builder utility.
8. Program options.
To change external WAV editor program or get WEB links to WAV sites in WEB
open Options from Sound Library main menu.
9. Change program cursors schemes.
To choose desired cursor theme use tab Cursors from program options.
10. Send Sound by E-Mail.
To send sound by E-Mail use Send Sound utility.

4. Important Notes

Program needs "SoundLibrary.dat" file to work correctly. Don't delete or edit this file!
Directory "Sounds" is program main directory. Do not move this directory. To rename
use program options. With Internet Explorer 3.x, you cannot display any content in a help.
Only users with Internet Explorer 4.0 or later will be able to use program option Save
As WEB Page.
The program does not run on any version of Windows NT earlier than Windows NT 4.0.