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In article <1991Feb6.165851.6013@cbnewsc.att.com> freak@cbnewsc.att.com 
(c.e.malloy..iii) writes:
>
>Now for my question. The DAK CD-ROm unit came with w program that will
>play Compact Discs (the audio kind), But I am having real problems with
>it. If I load the program and then insert the disc, nothing works. If
>I load the disc and then start the program, I can play the disc, but
>if I remove the disc, insert a new one, and reload the program, nothing
>works. To get anything, I must reboot the system.
>

I also have the DAK CD-ROM package and have noticed the same problem with
the CD player software.  Interestingly when I first got the package I had
an XT system and the CD player software worked fine.  When I upgraded my
machine to a 386, I noticed that the problem surfaced. If someone knows a 
solution to this I'd like to hear it as well.  I think maybe I'll call DAK
technical support about this one tomorrow.  If I find out anything, I'll post
it.

>                                                  Does anyone have, or
>know of, a really good program that will play CDs? I know that is just
>a dream, but is there are MS Windows 3 program?
>

I saw another CD Player software package in the CD-ROM Inc. catalog a while
ago but it was expensive (over $100).  I'd also like to get my hands on a
CD Player that was made for Windows 3.0.

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