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From: Andy Perkins <storm@vci.net>
Subject: Re: Sound
Date: 1998/04/16
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Martin C. Carlisle wrote:

> In article <3533E2F6.70212BB1@vci.net>, Andy Perkins  <storm@vci.net> wrote:
> >Does anyone know of any available package, preferrably
> >freeware or shareware that will allow my to put either wav
> >or even midi sounds into my Ada programs?
>
> At the Air Force Academy, we have a simple interface to play wav files.
> See ftp://ftp.usafa.af.mil/pub/dfcs/carlisle/mcc-sounds/mcc-sounds.ad[bs]
>
> You can play a sound, or play one in the background.

    This is excellent... Almost exactly what I am looking for.  I do not know
    too much about calling Windows 95 to do things like play sounds, but
    are there any other functions or procedures in the libwinmm library?
    Do you know of any kind of a document or tutorial on such things?

    Thanks
    storm@vci.net