				HELP FOR KEYBOARD AND MOUSE NAVIGATION
				   (C) 1991 Copyright by Mark E Cowan
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■ Moving and selecting a menu or an object in a dialog box

	Keyboard   Use the Arrow keys or the Tab key to move from one
				menu or object in a dialog box to another

				Use the Down arrow key or Enter key to pull down a
				menu

				Use the Enter key to execute an objects function

				Use the Enter key to select an item in a List Box

				Use the Ecape key exit a dialog box and the program

	Mouse      Move the cursor to the desired menu or object in a
				dialog box and press the left mouse button to move from
				one object in a dialog box to another

				Double click on an object to execute that objects
				function (push buttons)

				Double click an item in a list box to select that item


 ■ Entering text in 'Edit' boxes

	Use the standard editing keys for moving the cursor to the desired
	position and enter the desired text

	Pressing the INSERT key toggles between insert and over write mode

							FILE MENU

■ Play Files

	This will display a dialog box which will enable you to select and
	play Create Labs Voice files (.voc) and CMF music files (.cmf)

	When playing voice files, a dialog box will be displayed allowing
	the file to be paused, continued, or stopped.

	When playing cmf music files, press the Escape key to end the song
	being played

■ Record Files

	This will display a dialog box which will enable you to record
	voice files (.voc)

■ Dos Gateway

	This will bring you to the Dos Prompt, allowing you to run Dos
	commands and programs.  Type 'exit' to return to this program

■ About

	A message box will display compile date information important when
	reporting bugs

							UTIL MENU

■ Card Status

	A message box will display the Sound Blaster Card address found,
	interrupt setting, and Voice Driver Version

							HELP MENU

■ Help

	Type F1 to quickly access help

■ Register

	Select this to obtain information required to register this
	program, and how to contact the author


