From:	Damon Hogan <damonh AT pgmincorporated DOT com>
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Subject:	Re: wave-file!!
Date:	Mon, 27 Dec 1999 16:33:11 -0700
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If you download Allegro from zip picker, and install and compile the allegro
libraries,
included is wav/voc file player also it's sound card independent, you can
specify or
detect the sound card you wish to play to.  Allegro also is a game library
which has many cool features for writing games. I.e. 3D, Load BMP/PCX files,
Joystick/Mouse routines, GUI Windowing system etc.   Hope that helps ..

Damon

Brian Racer wrote:

> The easiest way would probally be to use allegro. If you want to learn how
> to program your own,  I have seen a good number of sites describing how.
> gameprog.com I know has tutorials somewhere.

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