Re: sound & big text for Win 3.1

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Hello Dan,
      I think you can write a program for dos, that it's easier that
      it work on that computer. Using a various sort of "IF"'s and the
      routines at sfx2.e I think that you can write it. I can help you
      if you want, I can't do it now, but in 2 days I'll be able to
      help you. Use the function IsPlaying() in sfx2.e to make sound
      play one after another.
      That's all for now.

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Saturday, December 11, 1999, 4:38:43 AM, you wrote:

DBM> All,

DBM> What do I need to write a program for an old 386 with Win 3.1 on it, in
DBM> order to play wave files in series one after another, & display text in
DBM> large fonts?

DBM> (I'd like to write a "reminder" program for my dad, to speak hello & the
DBM> time & date after Windows loads, and show him things-to-do relevant to the
DBM> day's date & let him enter things he want to remind himself.)

DBM> I'm guessing that I can't use Win32Lib, & that I'll have to write it for
DBM> dos?

DBM> I started off using Jacques Deschenes sfx2.e  for playing .wav files on a
DBM> sound blaster card, but I can't figure out if/how to use it to play a
SERIES
DBM> of wave files one after another [to be able to say individual words or
DBM> phrases one after another: "Today is" "(Monday, Tuesday,...)", "(Month)"
DBM> "(Day #)", "(Year)"]; and I also don't know how to use big fonts in Dos.

DBM> I then realized that David Cuny also had a "Dos32Lib" in addition to
DBM> Win32Lib,
DBM> and since I already had a routine crafted by Brian Broker to play a series
DBM> of wave files using a Win32Lib timer, I thought I'd try using the Dos32Lib,
DBM> but unfortunately it doesn't seem to actually make differently sized fonts.

DBM> Any suggestions would be appreciated.

DBM> Dan Moyer



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