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TVideoControl 1.0
Released August 4, 1995  (8/4/95)
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	I wrote TVideoControl to make it extremely easy to play an MCI animation
inside a dialog box.

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Adding TVideoControl to your application
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	TVideoControl assumes that there is a static text element for it to sit
on top of in the dialog's resource template.  To use the TVideoControl,
construct it like this:

	vidCtrl = new TVideoControl(this,
										 IDC_VIDEOCONTROL,
										 "video.avi");
	That's all you need to do!  The video control will play the video in
a loop until it is destroyed.  If you are using TVideoControl outside of
TVideoSplash, you will probably want to remove the Parent->HandleMessage()
call in MciNotify().  I used this to help TVideoSplash determine if it
was time to close itself.

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Stuff to try
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	I fooled around with adding an indented border around the outside of the
TVideoControl to make it look indented, but I could not get it to work
properly.  I had problems with the video playing on top of the border.  I
tried to make the video play at a different location, but I ran into a
problem doing that, too.  I figured that I have worked on this for too
long to hold back release just because of that.  If you can get it, let
me know!


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Getting in touch with me
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	If for any reason you need to talk to me (bug reports, additions,
suggestions, whatever . . .) just drop me a line.  I frequent the BCPPWIN
and WINSDK forums on Compuserve.  My CIS is 75627,3615.  Don't hesitate to
send me questions or bug fixes, I am here to help!

	Russell Morris
	CIS: 75627,3615
	Internet: 75627,3615@compuserve.com
