Sound, Music & MIDI Collection 2/SMMVOL2.bin/SB_PRO/DOSBPLA2.ZIP/SBPLAYER.TXT

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     To use SBPLAYER.EXE, just put it in the directory with the Sound
     Blaster files that you want to play.  You will also need to have
     the PLAY.EXE file either in the same directory or in a pathed
     directory.  The first time that you run SBPLAYER.EXE or whenever
     you add files to the directory, start the program with a /n switch.
     Such as sbplayer /n  This will create or update the file list.
     When the menu starts it should say file list.  There will be a
     column of files listed in column ten.  Press the F1 key to get a
     list of the key commands that you can use to navigate the list of
     WAV, VOC, MID and CMF files that are in the list.  The word EXIT
     will be high lighted.  If you press enter you will leave the
     program.  Use the arrow keys or the joystick to high light the file
     that you want to play.  Press enter or pull the trigger ( button #1
     ).  The word play will now be high lighted.  If you press enter the
     file will be played.  But you can
          go and high light as many files as you want to before you
     press enter on play.  With a two button joystick the bottom button
     or trigger will act like the enter key.  The top button will act
     like the ESC key.  If the program doesn't seem to work right, you
     may need to add a line such as DEVICE=c:\dos\ansi.sys to your
          config.sys file.  If you have any trouble, a comment or a
     question about the program, I regularly monitor Blind Talk and
     Blink Talk in the Fidonet conference.  Or you may write or call.

                                  Jim Kitchen
                                  385 Center Street Apt. 13
                                  Chardon, Ohio  44024
                                  [phone]