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Introduction This User's Guide provides you information on how to use the Windows and DOS applications included in your package. The chapters are organized as follows: Chapter 1, "WaveEditor" presents a Windows application for recording, playing, and editing wave data. Chapter 2, "QuickCD" presents a Windows application for playing audio CDs. Chapter 3, "Wave'OLE" introduces a Windows application for recording and playing wave data, and how objects can be inserted into various applications. Chapter 4, "Mixer Control" describes an audio Mixer in Windows that allows you to control sound levels of various audio sources, and to select audio sources for recording and muting. Chapter 5, "QuickPlayer" describes a Windows application that plays multimedia files. Chapter 6, "PLAY Utility" presents a DOS utility that plays sound files and audio CDs. Chapter 7, "RECORD Utility" presents a DOS utility that records sound in wave or voice file format. Chapter 8, "MIXERSET Utility" describes an audio Mixer in DOS that allows you to control the volume of various audio sources. vii

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Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
This User’s Guide
provides you information on how to use the
Windows and DOS applications included in your package.
The
chapters are organized as follows:
Chapter 1, “WaveEditor”
presents a Windows application for
recording, playing, and editing wave data.
Chapter 2, “QuickCD”
presents a Windows application for playing
audio CDs.
Chapter 3, “Wave’OLE”
introduces a Windows application for
recording and playing wave data, and how objects can be inserted
into various applications.
Chapter 4, “Mixer Control”
describes an audio Mixer in Windows
that allows you to control sound levels of various audio sources, and
to select audio sources for recording and muting.
Chapter 5, “QuickPlayer”
describes a Windows application that
plays multimedia files.
Chapter 6, “PLAY Utility”
presents a DOS utility that plays sound
files and audio CDs.
Chapter 7, “RECORD Utility”
presents a DOS utility that records
sound in wave or voice file format.
Chapter 8, “MIXERSET Utility”
describes an audio Mixer in DOS
that allows you to control the volume of various audio sources.