#CD Player
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Paul,
My apologies for taking so long to get back to you. I'm a beta
tester for a few people and have been a little busy working my way out
of some problems. 😉
Getting back to CD-PLAYER: Your program is the best DOS CD
Player around? I don't know of another one, do you? 🙂 Yes, I'm
using Media Vision PAS+'s driver, I believe. I'm using Norton's Desktop
for Windows… not QA. Q&A is a DOS database program. It's NOT a shell
program for Windows. I'm sorry, I _should_ have made myself clearer.
I still haven't figured out _how_ to remove your Jupiter line
from NDW (Norton's Desktop for Windows)… I'll give them a call and
find out. I'm sure it's very simple. I tried simply pressing delete
with Jupiter highlighted, but that didn't work. I know I can get rid
of the icon, but will that delete the listing?
I haven't found the CDP icon (yet), but, then again, I haven't
been back to the program since my last writing. I'll try again today
and get back to you soon. (There is, however, an icon in the box your
program created. I thought NDW may have created it.)
Thanks for the info about the exchange rate. That helps all that
are interested in registering. By the way, I _must_ point out that since
my last message to you I haven't been able to duplicate the problem I
was having with CD-Audio. It plays just fine now. My apologies to its
author, Mark E. O'Brien.
-=Doyle=-
> Getting back to CD-PLAYER: Your program is the best DOS CD > Player around?
I don't know of another one, do you? 🙂
There are a few, but I think mine is the only one with a database and the only
one provided in TSR form.
> I know I can get rid of the icon, but will that delete the listing?
Removing the icon should not delete the underlying program, only the access
route to it.
> (There is, however, an icon in the box your > program created. I thought NDW
may have created it.)
If the icon is a picture of a CD it has come from CDPlayer.
Paul