Windows 3.1 sound programming

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1 total messages Started by Mike 'Vogon' Margolis Sun, 24 Jan 1993 18:13

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Author: Mike 'Vogon' Margolis
Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 18:13

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Does anyone here know about sound programming in windows 3.1. I looked in my 
Turbo c++ for win 3.1 help file about functions such as StartSound() and 
StopSound(), but it says that these are now obsolete and I should use the 
multimedia functions. Furhtermore, if I use the old functions mentioned above, 
the sound comes through the pc speaker and not the sound board (sound blaster). 
I thought the device independance of windows should make for easy music on the 
sound board, but I just can't find any information on it. By the way, the 
borland manuals that came with c++ are now good in this respect. Thanks

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