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HEADER.C FOR AAPLAY.DLL

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#140317From: beckerDec 7, 1994 8:28 AM
purchased PIXAR TYPESTRY and received also AAPLAY.DLL – when reading the associated Help-File about functions of AAPLAY i learned that a HEADER.C is required for C/C++ or related languages. i am programming in Visual Objects of Computer Associates and i can include original C or C++ source. already downloaded here the VBPLAY.TXT twice (one for Pascal 7.0 and one for Visual Basic) but its not what i actually need. Can you enable me to download HEADER.C and a sample source in C/C++ quickly ? would urgently like to try it in Visual Objects. By the way : do i have to consider copyrights etc when i sell my own programs which would include AAPLAY.DLL and its functions ? great if you could answer me asap. thanks and best regards Arno Becker
#140440From: Brian Rudolph [Adesk]Dec 7, 1994 1:21 PM
Sorry, you can't get the developers kit on-line, it has a lot of manuals. However the header files you are looking for are there. The Animation Support Libraries. This developers kit includes C and Visual Basic Programmers reference manuals for the Windows Player, Fliclib and File Format manuals, Code examples and other support files, POCO and POE reference manuals, and more. You can order this kit directly from Autodesk by calling 800-964-6432. The kit costs about $25. <<can i use AAPLAY.DLL and some functions, called by my software or do i have to consider copyrights etc>> If you are freely distributing your program, you can distribute ours as well. If this is a commercial application (i.e. being re-sold), you need a licence agreement with Autodesk. Contact Max Hoffman at 415-332-2344 or maxwellh@autodesk.com. -Brian
#140574From: Ed KellermanDec 8, 1994 4:01 AM
<purchased PIXAR TYPESTRY and received also AAPLAY.DLL -. ….> I see you got an answer from Brian (Thanks Brian!). I am not a Sysop, but occacionally people confuse me for a hard working individual. Ed Kellerman
#140932From: Brian Rudolph [Adesk]Dec 9, 1994 5:34 PM
<<I am not a Sysop, but occacionally people confuse me for a hard working individual.>> 🙂 -B