PlayMon V1.0
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                   SoundMon Player by Xag of The Culprits
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(Quicky dox by Xag)

This  little utility will play SoundMon modules in the background.  It takes
the  form of a CLI command (sorry to all you lame Quirkbench users).  If you
want to start it as a seperate process, use the Run/Runback command.  You'll
be  alerted  if  an  error  crops up and, as with every proggy I write, your
system  won't  screw up  if PlayMon can't allocate enough memory or whatever
(I've  seen  programs  that  don't  bother  checking such things).  Once the
proggy  has  loaded the module, a minute window will open up in the very top
left  hand  corner  of  the screen (so you won't get any problems if you use
weird  screen  sizes).   The window can be moved, depth-arranged and closed.
The reason for this window is as follows:  most module players exit when you
press  the  mouse  button, wherever the pointer happens to be.  They do this
because  they  test  the  I/O hardware for a button-pressed condition, which
means  that,  wherever  you  click  the mouse, the program will always quit.
Another  disadvantage  of this method is that people usually use a busy loop
to  check  the  register,  which REALLY ties up the processor (try running a
module player and press return several times quickly in the CLI window - see
what  I  mean?).  So to exit the proggy, you have to close the window, which
means you can listen and also work with the mouse (using DPaint, CygnusEd or
whatever) and, because I use WaitPort to wait for a CLOSEWINDOW message, the
main program takes up virtually zilch processor time.

Don't  bother  reporting any bugs etc.  cos I only wrote this program for my
convenience  -  Zigor insisted on spreading it (that's why these docs are so
shit).