CDAPL 1.5

Shareware CDAudio Player for Windows (runs under Win95)
Have a look at CDAPL.HLP for more information.

I tried to put as many as possible good features in 
while keep the interface simple and neat.

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Features includes:

Playback, rewind/forward, eject.
Change playback position quickly with scroll bar.
Switch between display of CD title, track title, and artist.
Control left and right channel separately.
Lock left and right channel together.
Fast select desired track by clicking on the display.
Set repeat mode, random mode, scan mode, and a-b repeat 
	from the touch sensitive display.
Edit CD title, track titles, and artist(s) and save them in
	database.
Make your own play lisy in program mode.
Set autoplay mode and always on top mode from the menu.
Control playback from the iconized program.
Animating display for the action and play time.
Full help.

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Installation:

Simply put cdapl.exe and cdapl.hlp in the same directory and 
you are all set!
The program will generate cdapl.ini, cdapl.tit, and cdapl.det
in that directory. The later two are data files, you can edit
them by hand if you want. But make sure there is at least one 
entry in both file for a certain title. 

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For Win95 users:
Since cdapl.exe was built in Windows 3.11, the 
system menu isn't working right in Win95. So I did a little 
modification so you'll get the right menu when you click right 
button on cdapl icon in the task bar.

You can config your Win95 so this CDplayer instead of the built 
in CD player will be automatically brought up when you insert 
a CD into the CD drive. 

If you don't know how, here is how:
Click start, select run and type REGEDIT. Click OK to run 
registry editor. Use Find under menu item EDIT to search for 
cdplayer.exe. Replace all "C:\WIN95\cdplayer.exe,1" with
"C:\CDAPL\cdapl95.exe" where "C:\CDAPL" is the directory you
put cdapl95.exe. If you use a diefferent name, replace C:\CDAPL
with your actual path.

If you are not sure about this, don't do it. You can always 
close the built-in cdplayer after it's brought up and then run 
CDAPL. If you do this, better remember the original settings 
by writing them down so you can change them back later if you 
don't like my cdplayer.

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I hope you enjoy this CD player just as I did.

If you like it and think it worth $10 or a real nice postcard, 
please send the money/card to:

	E-10 Orchard Park
	Davis, CA 95616