Future Domain FDAUDIO
 
                      (C) Future Domain Corporation, 1992


I.    Running FDAUDIO:

To run the Future Domain FDAUDIO program, type "FDAUDIO" at the DOS prompt.  
To enable FDAUDIO press [SHIFT][ALT] - F simultaneously, and the TSR should
be displayed.  To uninstall the FDAUDIO program, simply type "FDAUDIO" at
the DOS prompt again, and the program should uninstall itself.

II.   Using FDAUDIO:

The following keys are defined under the FDAUDIO TSR:

      Left Cursor Key:    Moves the highlighted option to the left
      Right Cursor Key:   Moves the highlighted option to the right
      ENTER Key:          Selects the currently highlighted option
      Space Bar:          Selects the currently highlighted option
      Escape Key:         Exits the TSR 


The following options are available under the FDAUDIO TSR:

      ®    Skip Back: skips back one track
      ¯    Skip Forward: skips forward one track
      <    Fast Reverse: skips back 10 seconds into current track
      >    Play: plays the current track if the CD is not currently playing
           Fast Forward: skips forward 10 seconds into the current track 
               if the CD is currently playing
      "    Pause/Resume: Pauses the current track if the CD is playing, or
              Resumes if the CD is paused
      þ    Stop: stops the CD
          Next CD: goes to the next CD player if there is more than one
              CD on the system (for example, if the current CD is at 
              drive letter D:, then the next CD will be at E:)
          Previous CD: goes to the previous CD player if there is more 
              than one CD on the system (for example, if the current CD
              is at drive letter E;, then the previous CD would be D:)
      Mode: Allows the user to select CONTINUOUS, SHUFFLE, or SINGLE mode.

II.   Limitations:

1)    Windows

2)    The only known limitation to this application is the uninstall func-
      tion.  If the FDAUDIO program is already installed, and another TSR 
      is installed that uses the same interrupts, running FDAUDIO again 
      may not uninstall the utility if the second TSR re-chained some of 
      the interrupts that were chained by FDAUDIO.

3)    You may have compatibility problems having FDAUDIO loaded at the same 
      time you are running a program on the CD-ROM drive. To fix this prob-
      lem uninstall FDAUDIO by typeing "FDAUDIO" at the DOS prompt.