🚀 go-pugleaf

If you have Windows 3.1, then you can use the sndPlaySound() API
from VB to play sounds through your soundblaster.
Alternatively, you can use the Media Control Interface (MCI)
Custom Control included in the VB Professional Toolkit to play
sounds.

sndPlaySound() is defined in C as:
BOOL sndPlaySound(LPCSTR lpszSoundName, UINT wFlags);
lpszSoundName is the name of the sound (.WAV) file.
wFlags is some combination of the following:
SND_SYNC (0x0000) -- play synchronously (default)
SND_ASYNC (0x0001) -- play asynchronously
SND_NODEFAULT (0x0002) -- don't use default sound
SND_MEMORY (0x0004) -- lpszSoundName points to a memory file
                       (probably not very useful from VB -ed.)
SND_LOOP (0x0008) -- loop the sound until next sndPlaySound
SND_NOSTOP (0x0010) -- don't stop any currently playing sounds

You'll need to create a VB prototype for sndPlaySound().  My VB
is a bit rusty, so I'll simply recommend that you look at your
manual.

Hope this helps.

Seth