1	Start playing
2	Pause / Resume
3	Stop
4	One track forward
5	One track backward
6	Eject CD
7	Rescan CD
8	Overread defect sectors
9	Save subsequent tracks in one file
10	Save file(s) in WAV-format
11	Save file(s) in AU-format
12	Save file(s) in RAW-format
13	Select the tracks to record/ Doubleclick to select part
14	Mark begin
15	Mark end
16	Save title found in CDPLAYER.INI or CDDB - file
17	Start copying
18	Buffered reading when using generic interface
19	Save file(s) in MPG (MPEG 1 Layer 2) format. Available through built in routines and Xing MPEG Encoder
20	Select / deselect whole CD
21	Do jitter correction during reading, buffered reading implied.
22	Save file(s) in MP3 (MPEG 1 Layer 3) format. Available through MP3Compressor, L3enc, Xing MPEG Encoder or TOMPG
23	Enter the CDDB servername
24	Enter the name of your host
25	Enter your username
26	Retrieve CD-information over internet (CDDB database)
27	Retrieve CD-information through CDDB file(s)
28	Enter the name of the artist
29	Enter the title of the CD
30	The titles of the CD
31	Enter the title of the track
32	Submit the CD information to the  CD-database
33	Save title
34	Choose a category
35	Enter the mailserver name
36	Save tracknumber with title found in CDPLAYER.INI / CDDB file
37	Save file(s) in WAV- (MPEG 1 Layer 3) format. Available through L3CODEC of the Fraunhofer Institut.
38	Save artist found in CDCPLAYER.INI or CDDB-file
39	Write MP3 TAG ID information for each saved file
40	Choose the music category
41	Enter a free comment
42	Enter the production year of the CD
43	Use L3ENC for MP3 (MPEG 1 Layer 3) encoding
44	Select several files to submit to CDDB
45	Supress the writing of sectors only filled with the value 0
46	Select a host adapter
47	Select a LUN
48	Select a SCSI device
49	Use http-protocol to access the CDDB-database. If not checked the CDDB protocol is used
50	Enter a path for the cddb-http-access
51	Use quick-mode for MP3-Compression
52	Using powermode speeds up reading for some drives
53	# of readbuffers used for buffered reading
54	# of jitterbuffers used for jitter correction
55	Reading speed - 0 means defaultspeed of the drive
56	Enter the path for the MP3-Compressor / l3enc
57	Enter a defaultpath for the file(s) to save
58	Enter a path for the CDDB-files
59	Force the use of the generic interface (only Windows-NT)
60	Save the albumname if available
61	Save tracktime
62	Use the  Xing MPEG Encoder to produce MPG, MP3 or MPA format
63	Use ATAPI interface to access drive
64	Enter the name of the proxyserver. Use "http://" prefix for the normal servername!
65	MPEG 2 Layer 3 only availabe with Xing MPEG Encoder
66	Enter the path for the local CD database
67	Use local CD database
68	Alternate mode for Toshiba drives
69	Cancel write operation
70	Change toolbar button size
71	Alternate mode for Matsushita drives
72	Choose the drive letter according to the SCSI/ATAPI setting
73	Filename template
74	Increase LUN in batchmode
75	Increase SCSI-ID in batchmode
76	Enable batchmode
77	Select the driveletter to start with batchmode
78	# of drives to work on
79	Enter a comma separated tracklist
80	Compress after ripping all tracks
81	Enter a path for the lyrics files
82	CDDB batch query  for prepared CD-information
83	Save CD information for later batch query
84	Retrieve lyrics from www.lyrics.ch
85	Write the lyrics to the file
86	Start playing the ripped CD when finish
87	Retrieve  batch mode info from external file CDCOPY.DES
88	Use L3Codec when generating MP3 format
89	Normalize file after ripping to x%
90	Enter the level to which the file should be normalized
91	Normalize only when level < x%
92	Normalize only when level > x %
93	Keep leading x seconds of silence
94	Keep trailing x seconds of silence
95	Use TOMPG to produce MP3 format
96	Choose the channel mode - Joint stereo highest compression
97	Choose the bitrate for compression
98	Choose the # of stereo bands for joint stereo channel mode
99	Choose a language
100	Save an excerption for later ripping
101	Replace space(s) through underscores