In reply to your message of August 31, 2003 > I have one idea (although I'm no windows programmer). How do you play > sound files - using some kind of your own code, or relying on default > Windows handlers (i.e. installed Windows codecs)? If it's the latter, > you might be possibly using IE for playing your sound files even > without knowing it. That might be a possibility how starting IE might > influence your program.
Sound play is done through the MMSYSTEM unit, which is the interface to MCI (i.e. Codecs). I had no idea that IE might be involved... but it might explain one more of the problems... I might actually be running afoul of my pop-up killer by trying to open two ie windows at once ... now wouldn't that be a laugh! Can anyone confirm if IE would be involved when playing midi, wmi, wave, and mp3 audio files? ----- L D Blake _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
