/*
MusicMan Main Panel

/PowerSwitch/
Power Switch - Alt-F4
Switches off MuzicMan after fading out the current track. /*

/TimePanel/
Track Time Display
Displays the elapsed or remaining time for the current track. Click on the display to toggle between elapsed and remaining time. /*

/SpecialButtons/
Maintenance Functions
These buttons provide access to the environmental and maintenance functions /*

/GuagePanel/
Volume Level
Displays the Volume Level of the recording. Click to toggle the display on/off. /*

/ArtistLblPanel/
Artist
Artist's name of the current track. /*

/AlbumLblPanel/
Album
Album title of the current track. /*

/TrackLblPanel/
Track
Track title for the current track. /*

/TrackBar/
Track Bar.
Shows the preset fade-in and fade-out points for the track. The bar is broken up into five sections if presets have been set:

1. Red	Represents the front portion of the track which will be skipped,
2. Amber	the portion of the track over which it will be faded in,
3. Green	the portion of the track which will be played,
4. Amber	the portion of the track over which it will be faded out,
5. Red	the end portion of the track which will be skipped. /*

/VolumeSliderPanel/
Master Volume Control - Ctrl-Up/Dn, F10, F11 
Controls the overall audio volume for the player. /*

/TrackSliderPanel/
Track Position - Ctrl-Left/Right
Displays the position of the current track. Click groove at desired position or drag the button to change the position. /*

/PrevButton/
Previous Track - F5
Recalls and plays previous tracks from Muzicman's memory. MuzicMan remembers the names of the ten previously played tracks, even after it has been powered off. /*

/StopBtn/
Stop - F6
Stops the player and clears the Playlist. /*

/PauseBtn/
Pause - F7 or Pause
Pauses the player. Press the button again to continue playing. /*

/PlayButton/
Play - F8
Replays the current track from beginning or continues play if paused.

If nothing has played since turning on MuzicMan then the Play Button will resume the Playlist which was in progress when MuzicMan was last switched off and resume playing the track that was playing at the time. /*

/NextButton/
Next Track - F9
Fades out the current track and plays the next track from the Playlist. /*

/PresetCoverPanel/
Preset Controls Cover Panel
Click to expose the Track Preset controls.  /*

/BitRateDisplay/
MP3 Bit Rate
Displays the bit rate that was used when the track was encoded. 

Tracks with bit rates of 112 kbps and above are considered to be CD quality or better. /*

/SampleRate/
Sample Rate
Displays the sampling frequency that was used when track was recorded to a .WAV file. Good quality stereo recordings should have a sampling rate of 44,100HZ or higher. /*

/ModeDisplay/
Recording Mode
Shows the recording mode of the track (Mono or Stereo). /*

/PlayingFrom/
Track Source
Shows the source of the current track:

Playlist	The track was selected from the Playlist.
Tracklist	The track was directly selected from the Track list in the library view by either double-clicking it or selecting it and pressing the Enter key.
Previous	The track was recalled from MuzicMan's memory of previously played tracks. /*

/ClearTrackEndsBtn/
Clear Start and End Presets
Clears track preset Start and End points.  /*

/NowPlayingDisplay/
Track in Playlist
Shows which track out of the total in the Playlist is currently on the player. /*

/PresetControls/
Preset Controls
These controls are for presetting various track settings. The settings are stored in the database for each track and are automatically recalled each time the track is selected for playing. /*

/PresetVolumePanel/
Volume, Pitch and Equalizer Presets
These controls preset the volume level, pitch and equalization for the playing track. The pitch adjustment can be used to "tune" the track to the same pitch as a musical instrument which cannot easily be tuned itself (for example a piano). This could be very useful for people learning to play music by ear etc. /*

/RestoreEqSettingsBtn/
Restore Settings
Pressing this button will restore the presets for the track to the values currently stored in the database. /*

/ClearPresetBtn/
Clear Presets
Resets volume, pitch and equalizer presets to 0db. /*

/BypassBtn/
Bypass Equalizer
Bypasses the equalizer without resetting it. This helps you to assess the effect of the equalizer adjustments. /*

/SetStart/
Set Track Start Point
This button operates in conjunction with the TrackBar display above. To set the start point for the current track, press the button at the desired start point and then hold it down to the point where the track should be fully faded in. To have the track start at the point without fading in, just press and release the button. The Track Bar shows a red portion at the beginning of the track which will not be played, followed by an amber portion which represents the portion over which the track will be faded in. /*

/SetEnd/
Set Track End Point
This button operates in conjunction with the TrackBar display above. To set the end point for the current track, press the button at the desired end point and then hold it down to the point where the track should be fully faded out. To have the track end at the point without fading out, just press and release the button at the desired point. The Track Bar shows a red portion at the end of the track which will not be played, preceded by an amber portion which represents the portion over which the track will be faded out. /*

/SaveTrackSettings/
Save Presets
The caption of this button turns yellow when changes have been made to the track presets. Press the button to save the all the presets in the database. /*

/HelpBtn/
Help - F1
Clicking here turns MuzicMan help on and off. /*

/SetSizeBtn/
MuzicMan Size - F4
Toggles MuzicMan's window size between full-screen and normal size. /*

/EditCurrentTrackBtn/
Track Information
Views and allows editing of the database information for the currently playing track. /*

/RepeatBtn/
Repeat Playlist
Causes the Playlist to be repeated once all the tracks in it have been played. /*

/ShuffleBtn/
Shuffle Playlist
This button does not actually shuffle the Playlist, but when active, the player will randomly select tracks to play from the Playlist. Tracks will not be re-selected until each track in the Playlist has been played. /*

/CDCoverPanel/
CD Album Cover
MuzicMan will display the album cover for the current track if the cover exists. Cover pictures are stored in the same folder as it's associated track and should have a name of "COVER.BMP" or "COVER.JPG". For best results, the picture file should have a resolution of 450 x 450 x true color. To zoom up the cover to full size, right-click it.

Double-clicking the cover will switch the display to other options such as the spectrum display, clock or master equalizer. /*

/MasterEqPnl/
Master Equalizer
Adjusts the overall equalization for all tracks played. Any adjustment here is in addition to any track preset equalization.

Double-clicking next to the sliders will switch the display to other options such as the spectrum display, clock or CD cover display. /*

/ResetMasterEqBtn/
Reset Master Equalizer
Zeros the Master Equalizer adjustments. /*

/VisualPanel1/
Options Panel
This panel is used to display the following:

CD Covers
Master Equalizer
Clock (Timer)
Audio Spectrum

Double-click the panel to switch between the different options. Note that the same option cannot be displayed on both option panels at the same time.
(The second option panel is only visible on displays having a horizontal resolution of 1024 pixels or more.) /*

/OwnerDataPanel/
Registered Owner Information
Shows your name and address if you have registered your copy of MuzicMan. /*

/OpenMaintPanelBtn/
Open Maintenance Panel
Opens or closes the maintenance functions panel. /*

/ColourAdjust/
MuzicMan Color Adjustment
Adjust the color slider for best legibility and appearance. /*

/MP3SearchBtn/
Open MP3 Search Panel
The Search Panel is where the paths for MuzicMan to search for MP3 files are set up. /*

/EditDatabase/
Open Database Utilities
The data base utility panel allows you to view and edit various fields in MuzicMan's database. /*

/EventLogBtn/
Open Event Log
The Event Logs keep track of events and records error information if one should occur. /*

/EditViewBtn/
Edit Library View
Toggles the Library edit mode on and off.

In edit mode:
The artist, album and track titles can be altered by selecting them and pressing F2.
Items can be selected or deselected for a particular view by clicking on the icon next to the item.  /*

/SettingsBtn/
MuzicMan Environment Settings
Opens MuzicMan's settings panel where the screen-saver time delay and mute volume level can be set. /*  

/OwnerBtn/
Display Owner Information
Displays the registered owner's information. /*

/RegisterBtn/
Registration Button
Starts the process for registering your copy of MuzicMan. /*

/SpectrumPanel/
Frequency Spectrum Display
Left-Click and hold the button for spectrum readings at specific points.
Right-click for different spectrum displays.
Double-click on the display to switch to other options. /*

/VisualPanel2/
Options Panel 2
Double-click here to select different options. 
Note: The same option cannot be displayed in both display panels at the same time. /*

/LibraryBtn/
Library / Playlist Toggle
Click to switch the view to the current Playlist. /*

/AlbumTrackBtn/
Artist by Album / Artist by Track
MuzicMan allows two artist names for a track - one for the track itself and one for the album to which the track belongs. In most cases the name is the same, but on compilation albums, each track may have a different artist. The most logical way to arrange a collection of music is to have it by artist / album, as it would be on a CD collection at home or in the music store. This corresponds to having this button up.

MuzicMan makes it possible to arrange the music by track artist by pressing the button. The artist list is then re-sorted so that one can see all the albums where a particular artist is featured, whether the entire album belongs to the artist or not. 

To enter a track artist name for a track, select the track in the Library view and press F3 or press the  "i" button on the player while the particular track is playing. The track's artist can then be entered on the Track Information panel. /*

/ShowAllBtn/
Show Complete Library
Shows all artists, albums and tracks available in the library, whether they belong to the current view or not. /*

/FilterOnOffBtn/
Turn Library Filter On or Off
Shows only those items which pass through the filter as set up via the Set Filter button. /*

/FilterBtn/
Setup Library Filter
Sets up the library filter which will be applied with the Filter On/Off button. /*

/LibraryStatusLED/
Library Status
Any colour other than dark green indicates that an internal library function such as a sort or filter is in progress. /*

/UsersLeft/
Scroll Library View Buttons
Scrolls through the thirty two Library View buttons. /*

/UserButtonContainer/
Library View Buttons
There are thirty two Library View buttons for different views of the music collection.  The caption on each button can be edited by right-clicking on it and entering it's name, or by right-clicking the corresponding view check box in the Track Information panel and editing it there.

To select an Artist, Album or Track to appear in a view, press Edit View.  Click on the required item, and press the spacebar or click on the item's icon to select or deselect it for the particular view. /*

/CurrentViewName/
Library View Name
Name of the current Library view. Click here to add the entire contents of this view to the Playlist or shift-click to replace the Playlist with the contents of this view. /*

/CurrentViewNameIcon/
Library View Name
Name of the current Library view. Click here to add the entire contents of this view to the Playlist or shift-click to replace the Playlist with the contents of this view. /*

/LibraryStats/
Library View Statistics
Total statistics for this view of the Library. /*

/ArtistList/
Artist List
This panel lists all the artist names selected for this view of the Library. There are a number of ways to play all the music for a particular artist:
To replace the Playlist and start playing the artist's tracks, drag the artist's name onto the player, or press Shift-Enter on the selected artist .
To add all the artist's tracks to the Playlist, right-click or press Enter on the selected artist.

To show all the artist's albums on the album panel, left-click or press spacebar on the artist.
To edit track information for an artist, press F3 on the selected artist.

In Edit Mode:
Clicking on the artist's icon or pressing the spacebar on the selected artist will add or remove the artist from the current Library view.
F2 enables editing of the artist name. /*

/ArtistListIcon/
Artist List Icons
The icons associated with each artist indicates the status of the artist's albums and tracks for this Library View. The possible colors for the icons are:
Blue - All the albums and tracks for this artist are on non-removable media such as a hard disk and all are online.
Mauve - Some tracks on removable media and some are currently offline.
Red - All the albums and tracks for this artist are on removable media and all are currently offline.
Green - Some or all tracks are on removable media, but all are currently online.
Black - These icons are only visible when Show All is on and indicate that the artist has not been selected for this Library View.

If any offline tracks are selected for playing, MuzicMan will automatically prompt for the correct volume to be inserted in a drive.
The icon colours are filled in proportion to the number of sub items (albums and tracks) which have been selected for this particular Library View. A fully coloured icon means that all the available albums and tracks for the artist are selected.

In Edit Mode:
Clicking on the icon or pressing the spacebar on the selected artist will add or remove the artist and all it's sub items from the current Library view. /*

/AlbumList/
Album List
This panel lists the album names for the selected artist for this view of the Library. There are a number of ways to play all the music for a particular album:
To replace the Playlist and start playing the album, drag the album onto the player, or press Shift-Enter on the selected album.
To add the album to the Playlist, right-click or press Enter on the selected album.

To show all the album's tracks on the track panel below, left-click it or press spacebar on the album.
To edit track information for an album, press F3 on the selected album.

In Edit Mode:
Clicking on the album's icon or pressing the spacebar on the selected album will add or remove the album from the current Library view.
F2 enables editing of the album title. /*

/AlbumListIcon/
Album List Icons
The icons associated with each album indicates the status of the album's tracks for this Library View. The possible colors for the icons are:
Blue - All tracks for this album are on non-removable media such as a hard disk and all are online.
Mauve - Some tracks on removable media and some are currently offline.
Red - All tracks for this album are on removable media and all are currently offline.
Green - Some or all tracks are on removable media, but all are currently online.
Black - These icons are only visible when Show All is on and indicate that the album has not been selected for this Library View.

If any offline tracks are selected for playing, MuzicMan will automatically prompt for the correct volume to be inserted in a drive.
The icon colours are filled in proportion to the number of tracks which have been selected for this particular Library View. A fully coloured icon means that all the available tracks for the album are selected.

In Edit Mode:
Clicking on the icon or pressing the spacebar on the selected album will add or remove the album and all it's tracks from the current Library view. /*

/TrackList/
Track List
This panel lists the tracks the selected album above. There are a number of ways to play a track:
Right-click or press Enter on the selected track to add it to the Playlist.
Double-click or press Shift-Enter on the track to play it directly on the player. In this case the Playlist is bypassed for the particular track.

To edit the track's information, press F3 on the selected track.

In Edit Mode:
Clicking on the track's icon or pressing the spacebar on the selected track will add or remove it from the current Library view.
F2 enables editing of the track's title. /*

/TrackListIcon/
Track List Icons
The icons associated with each track indicates the status of the track for this Library View. The possible colors for the icons are:
Blue - The track is on non-removable media such as a hard disk and is online.
Red - The track is on removable media and is currently offline.
Green - The track is on removable media, but is currently online.
Black - These icons are only visible when Show All is on. The track has not been selected for this Library View.

If an offline track is selected for playing, MuzicMan will automatically prompt for the correct volume to be inserted in a drive.

In Edit Mode:
Clicking on the icon or pressing the spacebar on the selected track will add or remove the track from the current Library view. /*

/PlayListBtn/
Library / Playlist Toggle
Click to switch the view to the Library. /*

/PlaySelectedBtn/
Play Selected Track
Plays the selected track immediately and is equivalent to double-clicking or pressing Enter on the selected track. /*

/PromoteBtn/
Promote Track 
Moves the selected track up in the Playlist and is equivalent to Shift-Up. The Playlist is played in order from top to bottom unless Shuffle is on. /*

/DemoteBtn/
Demote Track 
Moves the selected track down in the Playlist and is equivalent to Shift-Down. The Playlist is played in order from top to bottom unless Shuffle is on. /*

/DeleteTrackBtn/
Delete Track
Removes the selected track from the Playlets. Equivalent to Del. /*

/ClearPlayListBtn/
Clear Playlist
Clears the entire Playlist. Equivalent to Shift-Del. /*

/NoDupsBtn/
Remove Duplicate Tracks
Removes duplicate tracks from the Playlist. The track number is not considered when removing duplicate tracks, only the track title. /*

/PLTotalTracksPanel/
Total Track Count
Shows the number of tracks in the Playlist. /*

/PLTotalTimePanel/
Total Playing Time
Shows the total playing time of the tracks in the Playlist. /*

/SaveButton/
Save Playlist
Saves the Playlist on the left. /*

/PlayListNameEditPanel/
Playlist Name
Enter the name  for the Playlist being saved. /*

/LoadButton/
Load Playlist
Replaces the Playlist at left with the selected Playlist below. /*

/AddToButton/
Add Playlist
Adds the selected Playlist below to the Playlist at left. /*

/DeleteButton/
Delete Saved Playlist
Deletes the selected saved Playlist below. /*

/PlayListView/
Current Playlist
This is the Playlist from which tracks are passed on to the player. The Playlist is built from the Library or recalled from a saved Playlist.  The play order of tracks from the Playlist can be influenced in a number of ways:

To play a track directly from the Playlist, drag it onto the player, or double-click or press Shift-Enter on the track.

The Shift Up/Down keys will promote or demote the selected track in Playlets.

Clicking on a track's icon or pressing the spacebar on the selected track, toggles it from "played" (music notes symbol) to "not-played yet" status. Use this to put the track back in the Playlist to play it again before the rest of the tracks in the Playlist have played. 

Pressing F3 allows editing of the selected track's database and ID3 Tag information. /*

/PlayListViewIcon/
Playlist Icons
The icons associated with each track indicates the status of the track in the Playlist:
Dark Square - The track has not been played yet.
Dark Music Notes - The track has already been played
White Music Notes - The track is currently playing.

MuzicMan uses these icons to keep track of what has already played. Clicking on the icon toggles it so that a track which has already been played can be "put back in the queue" by toggling it's icon to a black square and visa versa.
MuzicMan always saves the current Playlist when it is powered off. If the Play button is pressed immediately after powering on again, the saved Playlist will be recalled and will be resumed from where it was left off. /*

/PlayListNamesView/
Saved Playlists
The list shows the Playlists which have been saved. Saved Playlists can be recalled in different ways:

By dragging one onto the Playlist window at left to add it to the Playlist. This can also be done by right-clicking or pressing Enter on the selected saved Playlist.

Dragging the saved Playlist directly onto the player or pressing Shift-Enter will replace the current Playlist and start playing it immediately. /*

/CDBox/
CD Box Cover
Right-click on the box to activate the special screen saver. Clicking on the box  without dragging it or right-clicking the small CD cover picture will close the CD Box. /*

/TimeSwitchModeLED/
Time Switch Mode Indicator
This indicator shows the status of the Timer:

Red - MuzicMan is now under control of the Start and Stop Time settings and will  wait for the Start time to occur before resuming play. If MuzicMan was already playing, it will finish playing the current track and wait for the Start Time.

Yellow - MuzicMan will continue playing until the Stop Time occurs. To set this mode, press Timer On,  the indicator turns red, then press the Play button. /*

/TimeSettingsPanel/
Time Settings
Click to access time settings /*

/DisplayRealTime/
System Time
Shows the PC's System time. Left-Click the digits to increment or right-click to decrement the time and then press the Set button. /*

/DisplayStartTime/
Start or Wake-up Time
Displays the time that MuzicMan will automatically start playing. Left-Click the digits to increment or right-click to decrement the time. /*

/DisplayStopTime/
Stop Time
Shows the time that MuzicMan will stop playing. Left-Click the digits to increment or right-click to decrement the time. /*

/SetSysTime/
Set System Time
Press to set the PC's System time to the time above /*

/TimeSwitchBtn1/
Timer Enable
Activates the Timer facility /*

/ClockButtons/
Timer Controls
These buttons are used to set the Timer /*

/ClockPanel/
Clock
Normally displays the PC's System time. To change any time settings, open the control panel, select the time to be adjusted, then left-click digits to increment or right-click digits to decrement the time setting. /*

Track Information Panel

/Panel3/
Library View Map
Displays the Library Views in which the track will appear. Check the boxes for all the Library Views in which this track should be visible.
The names of the views can be edited here by right-clicking on the view's name and entering it. /*

/Panel4/
Disk Volume Name
This is the volume name of the disk hosting this track. /*

/Label12/
MuzicMan Database Information
The information shown on this panel is stored in MuzicMan's database. /*

/Label10/
MP3 File Information
The information shown on this panel has been extracted from the track's file and is not stored in MuzicMan's database. Modifications to this information can be saved in the MP3 file by pressing the Save Tag button. /*

/Artist1Edit/
Album Artist Name
This is the Artist's name for the album to which this track belongs. This name can be edited on the Library View panel by pressing the Edit View button, selecting the artist name and pressing F2. /*

/Artist2Edit/
Track Artist Name
This is the Artist's name for this track. /*

/AlbumEdit/
Album Name
This is the name of the Album to which this track belongs. /*

/TrackEdit/
Track Title
To have the tracks always appear in the correct sequence, ensure that the track title is preceded with the two digit track number.

Note: Changing the track's title does not alter it's filename. /*

/CommentEdit/
Track Comments
Enter comments for the track here. Comments can be useful entering keywords for the track so that it can later be located using the library filter function.

Hint:  Use comments to mark a track as being defective so that it can be located later for re-encoding. /*

/SwapChkBox/
Swap Artist's First and Last Names
It is best to have all artist names appearing as "Last name, first name" in the Library so that it is sorted correctly. If this checkbox is checked, MuzicMan will swap the names around when the track is on the player and in the Playlist.

MuzicMan checks for a comma followed by a space to determine the surname part of the artist's name. For example, "de Burgh, Chris" becomes "Chris de Burgh". /*

/Genre/
MuzicMan Genre
Unlike the ID3 tag specification, MuzicMan allows more than one Genre to be selected for a particular track. The ID3 specification allows one to select only one Genre for a track which is very limiting. For example, a track could be classified as "Disco", "Dance", "Instrumental" all at the same time which is not possible with the ID3 specification. For this reason, MuzicMan has deviated from the ID3 specification so that a track can be classified in many categories at the same time.  Additionally, the user can create his own classifications i.e. "Male Vocal", "Fem. Vocal", "Guitar" etc. if this is more meaningful than the default Genre.

MuzicMan's Genre names can be changed by right-clicking on it's name and editing it. The list will automatically be re-sorted. /*

/Tempo/
Tempo
This defines the tempo of the track. The Library filter can be used to select all tracks with a particular tempo. /*

/Loudness/
Loudness
This defines the loudness of the track. The Library filter can be used to select all tracks with a particular loudness. /*

/YearEdit/
Year
Specifies the date of the original recording. /*

/CloseBtn/
Close Track Info Panel
Closes this panel and automatically sorts the database if required. /*

/CaptionEdit/
Edit Checkbox Caption
Enter a new caption for this checkbox or press Esc to quit editing. /*

/ID3ArtistEdit/
ID3 Tag Artist Name
This is the artist's name for the track, extracted from the ID3 tag information. The ID3 specification does not provide for an artist name for the album to which the track belongs.
The ID3 specification limits the length of this field to 30 characters. /*

/ID3AlbumEdit/
ID3 Tag Album Title
This is the album title extracted from the ID3 tag information.
The ID3 specification limits the length of this field to 30 characters. /*

/ID3TrackEdit/
ID3 Tag Track Title
This is the track title extracted from the ID3 tag information.
The ID3 specification limits the length of this field to 30 characters. /*

/ID3CommentEdit/
ID3 Tag Comment
This is the comment extracted from the ID3 tag information.
The ID3 specification limits the length of this field to 28 characters. /*

/ID3TrackNoEdit/
ID3 Tag Track Number
This is the track number extracted from the ID3 tag information. /*

/ID3YearEdit/
ID3 Tag Year
This is the year of the original recording extracted from the ID3 tag information. /*

/ID3Genre/
ID3 Tag Genre
This is the genre extracted from the ID3 tag information. The ID3 Genre specification is limited in that only one genre can be specified per MP3 music file. This is presents a problem since most pieces of music will normally fall within more than one genre. For this reason, MuzicMan allows the user to specify more than one genre in it's  database. /*

/Panel1/
ID3 Tag Genre Number
The ID3 Genre number corresponds to the genre at left. /*

/Panel20/
MP3 File Name
Displays the full path and name of the MP3 file. /*

/CopydbTABtn/
Copy MuzicMan Data to ID3 Tag
Copies this MuzicMan database field to the corresponding ID3 Tag field. To update the MP3 file with the ID3 Tag information, press Save Tag. /*

/CopyID3ArtistBtn/
Copy ID3 Tag Data to MuzicMan Database
Copies this ID3 Tag field to the corresponding MuzicMan database field. /*

/CopydbToID3Btn/
Copy all MuzicMan Data to ID3 Tags - Ctrl-T 
Copies all MuzicMan database fields to the corresponding ID3 Tag fields where equivalent fields exist. To update the MP3 file with the ID3 Tag information, press Save Tag  or Ctrl-T. /*

/CopyID3ToDBBtn/
Copy ID3 Tag Data to MuzicMan Data
Copies all ID3 Tag fields to the corresponding MuzicMan database fields. /*

/TagMsg/
MP3 Tag Message
Not all MP3 files have ID3 tag data /*. 

/DBIndexPanel/
DB Index Scroll - Ctrl PgUp / PgDn
Scrolls and displays the track information for other tracks in the database. /*

/TestPlay/
Test Play
Plays the track whose information is currently being displayed. This facility helps with setting up the track's information settings interactively. /*

/AppendBtn/
Save ID3 Tag - Ctrl-S
Updates or appends the ID3 tag information to the MP3 file if the file is not read only. /*

/RestoreBtn/
Restore ID3 Tag and Database Information
Undoes all editing of database and ID3 Tag information if it has not yet been saved.
Note: MuzicMan usually saves information without prompting. Each time the information for another track is displayed, the information for the previous track is automatically saved. /*

DB Utilities 

/DBUtilitiesForm/
Database Utility Panel
This is the MuzicMan database utility panel. /*

/ExportBtn/
Export Database
Creates a text file on the Windows Desktop called MuzicManDB.txt. This file contains extracted database information with the different fields separated by tab characters, so that the information can easily be imported into a spreadsheet for further manipulation /*

/RemoveVolBtn/
Remove Volume Information
Removes all database information associated with the selected disk volume. /*

/ExitDBUtilBtn/
Exit Database Utilities
Exits to the main MuzicMan panel. /*

/LockBtn/
Lock Titles
Locks Artist, Album, Track columns so that they do not scroll with the rest of the fields. This helps to keep track of the row being viewed when scrolling to the right. /*

/VolumeListView/
Volume List
This is the list of all the volume names occurring in the database. /*

/ApplyBtn/
Update Database With Changes
Updates the database with the changed information in the view. /*

/CancelChBtn/
Undo Changes
Discards all changes and marks in the view and refreshes the view from the database. /*

/U3EditViewBtn/
Allow Editing
Press the button to allow editing of certain fields in the database. To edit a field, click on it and press F2. /*

/MarkTrackBtn/
Mark Track
Marks the selected track (or tracks) by placing XXX in the first column of the track. Marking the tracks causes the database information for the tracks to be removed when the Update button is pressed. The MP3 files for the tracks are not deleted by the removal of the database information. /*

/DBView/
Database View
This view shows the contents of the database. The Album Artist,  Track Artist,  Album,  Track,  Comments and Swap Names fields may be edited by pressing Allow Edit, then clicking on the field and pressing F2. /*

/BackupListView/
Backup File List
This view shows the backed up database files. The list is sorted by date. /*

/DeleteBackupBtn/
Delete Database Backup File
Deletes the selected database backup file. /*

/BackupBtn/
Database Backup
Creates a backup file of the current database. Note that MuzicMan keeps only as many backup files as have been specified under the Backups tab in the Settings panel. /*

/RestoreDBBtn/
Restore Database From Backup File
Replaces the current database with the selected backup file. The current database can be saved first by pressing the Backup button.  Note that MuzicMan keeps only as many backup files as have been specified under the Backups tab in the Settings panel. /*

MP3 File Locations

/MP3SearchHelpBtn/
MP3 File Locations
Before MuzicMan can play music, it needs to know where to find it. First add the paths to the list which MuzicMan must use to search for your MP3 files, then press the Search button. For best results, you should be using a descriptive file naming scheme and folder structure for your music files.

For example:

D:\Music\Abba\The Album\01 Eagle.mp3
D:\Music\Abba\The Album\02 Take A Chance On Me.mp3
etc.

When the Search button is pressed, MuzicMan scans the paths specified and builds the database names by analyzing the folder structure (or the ID3 tag). Once a track's information has been scanned into the database, it will not change again if it is found again in a search. MuzicMan uses the track's name together with the name of the folder in which it was found, as a unique key for finding the track in the database. So, even if the track is moved to a different path or folder in future, any settings or names edited for it will not change. This feature ensures that Playlists will always work even when MP3 files have been moved around and also saves you from having to reenter information for the track.  To remove the information for a track from the database, go to the DB Utilities Panel.  /*

/AddPathButton/
Add Path
Adds the selected path at left to the search list. /*

/RefreshDrivesBtn/
Refresh Drive Information
Refreshes the Volume and Directory information for the drive list. Use this to update the list when changing CD-ROMS. /*

/RemovePathButton/
Remove Path
Removes the selected path from search list. /*

/ContinueButton/
Search For MP3 Files
Starts searching for MP3 files in the paths specified. If MuzicMan encounters the same file more than once in the search, it keeps information in the database for the first one it found only. This can be useful in the situation where one might have music on the hard disk as well as on removable media. Having the hard disk first in the search path will ensure that the tracks which are on the hard disk get preference where there are duplicate tracks. MuzicMan  supports the playing of music on removable media and will prompt for the media by it's volume name when required. /*

/ResetPathsButton/
Reset Paths
Resets any changes made to search path list. /*

/ExitPathsButton/
Quit
Exits from this panel without doing anything. /*

/DriveComboBox1/
Select Drive
Select the drive to be searched for MP3 music files. At this time, it is necessary to map networked drives to a drive letter in Windows. /*

/MusicDirectoryListBox/
Select Path
Select the path in which the Artist\Album\Track folder tree exists, and Add it to the search list at the right. /*

/ListPaths/
Search Paths
This is the list of paths which will be searched for MP3 music files. The folder structure in each path should ideally be (Some Drive):(Some folder)\Artist\Album\Track.
If the same MP3 file exists in two locations, the first one encountered will be used. This can be controlled by ensuring that the path for the file to be used is higher in the list.
Two MP3 files are considered to be the same if the names of the files and the names of the immediate folders in which they occur are the same.
For example:
	C:\Music\Born In The USA\Cover Me.MP3   and
	D:\Backup\Born In The USA\Cover Me.MP3
	are considered to be the same track. /*

/AlwaysSearchCBox/
Always Search
Check this box to make MuzicMan search the paths for new MP3 files each time it is started up. /*

/DelimitersPanel/
Delimiters Used In Filename
The delimiters set up here are used by MuzicMan to decipher the filename for Artist, Album and Track fields. If more than one naming scheme has been used for the MP3 collection, then use multiple searches, each time using different delimiters as applicable. /*

/AABtn1/
Artist Name for Album
If the box is selected, then the artist name to be used for the track's album will be extracted from the MP3 file's ID3 Artist tag. /*

/AABtn2/
Artist Name for Album
If the box is selected, then the artist name to be used for the track's album will be derived from the name of the folder one level above the folder containing the track's file. /*

/AABtn3/
Artist Name for Album
If the box is selected, then the artist name to be used for the track's album will be derived from the name of the folder containing the track's file. /*

/AABtn4/
Artist Name for Album
If the box is selected, then the artist name to be used for the track's album will be derived from the first part of the track's filename up to the first delimiter encountered if there is one. /*

/AABtn5/
Artist Name for Album
If the box is selected, then the artist name to be used for the track's album will be derived from the middle part of the track's filename between the two delimiters. /*

/AABtn6/
Artist Name for Album
If the box is selected, then the artist name to be used for the track's album will be derived from the last part of the track's filename from the last delimiter to the end. /*

/TABtn1/
Artist Name for Track
If the box is selected, then the track's artist name will be extracted from the MP3 file's ID3 Artist tag. /*

/TABtn2/
Artist Name for Track
If the box is selected, then the track's artist name will be derived from the name of the folder one level above the folder containing the track's file. /*

/TABtn3/
Artist Name for Track
If the box is selected, then the track's artist name will derived from be the name of the folder containing the track's file. /*

/TABtn4/
Artist Name for Track
If the box is selected, then the track's artist name will be derived from the first part of the track's filename up to the first delimiter encountered if there is one. /*

/TABtn5/
Artist Name for Track
If the box is selected, then the track's artist name will be derived from the middle part of the track's filename between the two delimiters. /*

/TABtn6/
Artist Name for Track
If the box is selected, then the track's artist name will be derived from the last part of the track's filename from the last delimiter to the end. /*

/ATBtn1/
Album Title
If the box is selected, then the album name for the track will be extracted from the MP3 file's ID3 Album tag. /*

/ATBtn3/
Album Title
If the box is selected, then the album name for the track will be derived from the name of the folder containing the track's file. /*

/ATBtn4/
Album Title
If the box is selected, then the album name for the track will be derived from the first part of the track's filename up to the first delimiter encountered if there is one. /*

/ATBtn5/
Album Title
If the box is selected, then the album name for the track will be derived from the middle part of the track's filename between the two delimiters. /*

/ATBtn6/
Album Title
If the box is selected, then the album name for the track will be derived from the last part of the track's filename from the last delimiter to the end. /*

/TTBtn1/
Track Title
If the box is selected, then the track title will be extracted from the MP3 file's ID3 Track tag. /*

/TTBtn4/
Track Title
If the box is selected, then the track title will be derived from the first part of the track's filename up to the first delimiter encountered if there is one. /*

/TTBtn5/
Track Title
If the box is selected, then the track title will be derived from the middle part of the track's filename between the two delimiters. /*

/TTBtn6/
Track Title
If the box is selected, then the track title will be derived from the last part of the track's filename from the last delimiter to the end. /*

Setup Filter

/FilterPanel/
Library Filter
Use the filter to show only those tracks in this Library View which meet the filter criteria. /*

/GenrePanel/
Genre Filter
Selects one or more genre types to pass through filter. /*

/U5Tempo/
Tempo Filter
Selects the tempo of the tracks to pass through the filter. The tempo is anded with the genre. /*

/U5Loudness/
Loudness Filter
Selects the loudness of the tracks to pass through the filter. The loudness will be anded with the genre and tempo. /*

/ClearFilterBtn/
Clear Filter
Clears all filter settings so that all tracks will pass through. /*

/U5Quit/
Quit Filter
Quits without turning the filter on. /*

/CloseFilterForm/
Close Filter
Closes the filter setup and turns the filter on. Press the Filter On button to release the filter again. /*

/SearchWordsBox/
Search Words
Enter the words to search for in the Artist, Album, Track or Comment fields. Use an asterix in front of or behind argument as wildcards.
For example love* will find love, loves, lovely, etc. and *love will find glove, clove etc. /*

MuzicMan Log

/EventLogDisplay/
MuzicMan Log
This panel displays the contents of the event and duplicate MP3 files logs. /*

/ShowEvents/
Show Events
Press to show the event log in the display below. /*

/ShowDups/
Duplicate MP3 File Log
Press to show the names of the duplicate MP3 files that were found during the last MP3 file search. /*

/Wrap/
Wrap Lines
Wraps the lines that are longer than the display width. /*

/LogRefresh/
Refresh Event Log
Refreshes the event log display to show new events which have occurred while the display was open. /*

/Mark/
Insert Mark Line
Inserts a line of dashes into the log file after the last entry. This is for the purpose of tagging error events. /*

/LogQuit/
Quit
Returns to MuzicMan's main panel. /*

/LogHdrPnl/
Event Log Files
The log files are used to record events and error messages for MuzicMan. These files may be requested by MuzicMan Support for error analysis. /*