what program are you using to play the wave file. If you are using Windows
media player there is no way to get the window to close after the wave file
is done playing. If you need any further assistance you can email me .
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From: scott fischer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, August 01, 1999 2:00 PM
Subject: ms media
>
>
> Hi listers and Dennis Brown,
>
>
> I just upgraded to windows98, second addition. It works really well, with
> maybe the exception of two things. Not as consistent as win95, and a tad
> slower. However it makes the system y2k compliant, stuff like that, so I
am
> trying it out. One thing I am having trouble with is, when I enable a wav
> file to begin, it plays fine, except when it is done playing, I have to
hit
> alt/f4 to close the box. I once did this in win95 where I go into alt/v,
go
> to folders or something and type something like media/media play stop, or
> something to that effect. However, in windows98, I see no place to do
this.
> So, if any one, or if Dennis is reading this maybe you know or have an
idea
> how to re configure this to play and stop on its own when a wav file is
> done playing.
>
> As for a reply from Dennis on the making of a frame for playing both date
> and time by hitting insert/f12, do I go back in, open the frame manager by
> setting around the entire clock and date the frame, leave the first box
> blank where it says name the file for this hot key to echo both time and
> date? Just tab to insert/f12, hit that key stroke again, tab to okay and
> enter, and that is it? If not, could you walk me through this frame for
> time and date. By the way, I am using tclock program for providing the
date.
>
>
> thanks every one,
>
> Scott
>
>
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