#MCI drivers
I am developing an C++ (MFC) application under Windows 95 and I have problems
working with the MCI.
I wish I could work with the Animation Support Libraries, but I think there is
no 32 bit version aof AAPLAY.LIB, or is there one….?
The problem is:
I want to play 2 different FLC animations in two different windows and restart
each when it has finished (loop it). As there seems to be no way to tell the
MCI to loop it on its own, I react to the MM_MCINOTIFY messages and restart the
animation. This works perfectly. But each time I restart the animation, the
window comes in front of all others windows. How could I prevent this
behaviour?
Can anyone help me, or just tell me where to get help?
Thanks,
Martin Schatz