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		CD Player Window
		 
		The CD/Audio player in CD/Spectrum Pro has the following 
		features: 
		
			- Up to 100 tracks per CD.
 
			- Programming by track, or by segment (time within 
			a track).
 
			- It reads information from the Windows CDPlayer, 
			so if you have already entered your CD titles and tracks, CD/Spectrum 
			Pro will read them so will not have to enter them again. However, CD/Spectrum 
			Pro store the information in another location to allow more CDs to be 
			stored. In fact, the number of CDs you can enter is almost unlimited.
 
			- It is integrated with The Psychedelic Screen 
			Saver and The Kinemorphic 3D Screen Saver for stunning visuals that 
			are synchronized to the music you play.
 
		 
		Several buttons make the CD audio player easy to use: 
		
			- To play a track on the CD, simply click on the 
			track's number in the grid.
 
			- Repeat button. When it is depressed, play will 
			repeat after the program or CD is finished.
 
			- Random button. When it is depressed, tracks will 
			be played in a random order.
 
			- Program button. When it is depressed, tracks 
			will be played in the order dictated by the program for the current 
			CD.  <note: if both the Random and Program button are selected, 
			the programmed tracks will be played in a random order.>
 
			- Intro button. When it is depressed, only the 
			beginning of each track will be played. This option affects Regular, 
			Random, and Programmed play.
 
			- Eject button. This button ejects the CD. On computers 
			with CD players that support it, this button will also suck the drawer 
			back in. Not all CD players support this.
 
			- CD Info button. This button launches a dialog 
			box used to edit the title, artist, tracks and programming on this CD. 
			The dialog box and entering of this information are discussed below.
 
			- Play button. This button begins playing the CD.
 
			- Back button. This button moves back to the previous 
			track. In random or programmed mode, it moves to the previous random 
			or programmed track, respectively.
 
			- Forward button. This button moves forward to 
			the next track. In random or programmed mode, it moves to the next Random 
			or programmed track, respectively.
 
			- Pause button. When depressed, play will be paused.
 
			- Stop button. Stops play.
 
			- Restart button. Restarts play at the beginning 
			of the current track.
 
			- # (Segment Repeater) button " hold this button 
			down to mark off a section of a song to be repeated. Once you release 
			the button, that section of the song will be programmed to repeat for 
			you.
 
		 
		 A trackbar is also provided to locate the current 
		position within a track. Simply drag the trackbar to the desired location 
		and play will resume there. 
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