🚀 go-pugleaf

On Sun, 25 Jul 2004 02:32:31 +0100, Mark Jacobs 
   <mark@losethisbitjacobsm.com> wrote:

> The ACM is really hard to program, unless you are used to the MFC way of
> programming, with structs, callback routines and pointers. Success is very
> rewarding though. On my website at http://www.jacobsm.com/index.htm#sft is a
> program called MJ Calculator ... (mathspenknife.exe) which will produce a report
> for any PC it is run on, listing all the audio codecs and possible formats for
> the WAVEFORMATEX structures. For my PC this report is 5 MBytes and is produced
> in under 5 seconds. Right-click the little globe button on the right-hand side
> of the window.

That sounds like exactly what I need.  Unfortunately, it seems to
require ACE32.DLL, the only thing of that name I can find with Google
seems to be something to do with Advantage Client Engine, something
about xBase.

Chris C