At 20:55 2000-07-19 -0800, you wrote:
> >Both HyperCard and SuperCard on the Macintoish allow up to 20 sounds
> >to be queued for continuous playback by the execution of a sequence
> >of 'play' commands. As soon as all of the sounds have been loaded
> >into memory (a fraction of a second on newer
At 6:34 PM -0500 7/19/00, J. Scott Saults wrote:
>Both HyperCard and SuperCard on the Macintoish allow up to 20 sounds
>to be queued for continuous playback by the execution of a sequence
>of 'play' commands. As soon as all of the sounds have been loaded
>into memory (a fraction of a second on new
>Both HyperCard and SuperCard on the Macintoish allow up to 20 sounds
>to be queued for continuous playback by the execution of a sequence
>of 'play' commands. As soon as all of the sounds have been loaded
>into memory (a fraction of a second on newer cpu's), control is
>returned to the handle
Both HyperCard and SuperCard on the Macintoish allow up to 20 sounds
to be queued for continuous playback by the execution of a sequence
of 'play' commands. As soon as all of the sounds have been loaded
into memory (a fraction of a second on newer cpu's), control is
returned to the handler. T
