 MCITEST: Records and Plays Script Files

 MCITEST shows how to record and play script files with 
 media control interface (MCI) functions and command 
 strings. It demonstrates how you can use the MCI command 
 string syntax described in the Microsoft(R) Windows(TM) 
 version 3.1 Software Development Kit (SDK) "Multimedia 
 Programmer's Reference" manual, Appendix A.

 To use MCITEST, place the cursor in the large multiline 
 text box in the main window and type:

      open c:\mmdata\bells.wav type WaveAudio alias test

 where c:\mmdata\bells.wav is the full path of the WAV file 
 you want play. The MCI Output box displays "1" and the 
 Error box indicates whether the function was successful. 
 Now type:

      play test

 to play the sound. If it does not play, your sound card may 
 be set up incorrectly. After you are done, type:

      close test

 to close the file.

 The main window also contains a Notification section that 
 displays information if you append the keyword "status" to 
 a command. Choose Devices from the menu bar and move the 
 Open MCI Devices dialog box so it does not overlap other 
 windows. In the multiline text box, type:

      open WaveAudio notify

 WaveAudio is now listed in the Open MCI Devices dialog box, 
 and an option button is selected under Notification, based 
 on the return value of the function (the Successful button 
 should be selected).

 Now type:

      close WaveAudio notify

 The Devices dialog is now empty, and the Successful button 
 is selected under Notification. The Superseded button is 
 set if another wave file is started before the current file 
 completes execution. The Aborted button is set if a 
 function is canceled before completion.

 You can use the File Save command to save your script and 
 File Open to play the script another time with the Go and 
 Step buttons. For more information, see the Microsoft 
 Windows SDK "Multimedia Programmer's Reference" manual.

 MCITEST was built and tested under Microsoft Windows 
 version 3.1.
