Ah, thanks for the correction, Jim. I used the wrong flag. I used
Capture rather than Playing. Been a long while since I did anything with
VB 6.
Jim Kitchen wrote:
> Hi Damien
>
> In DirectX there is a function to have it wait for the wave file to finish
> playing. It looks something like
>
> wave1.Play DSBPLAY_DEFAULT
> Do
> DoEvents
> Loop While wave1.GetStatus = DSBSTATUS_PLAYING
>
> There is also a function just to check to see if it is still playing so that
> your game can be doing other things in the mean time.
>
> And here is my Hello World VB6 program
>
> x = MsgBox(" Hello World ", 1, " ")
>
> You may want to put a
>
> end
> unload me
>
> Just so that the program finishes correctly.
>
> HTH
>
> BFN
>
> Jim
>
> Anything simple is stated in the most complicated manner.
>
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