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SHUFFLE       Ver 1.0     A shell launchable Soundsmith jukebox..           *

	
written by Richard Wfall                                                  *

	
based on code by O. Goguel                                                *

	
Soundsmith song playing routines by Tool219                               *

	
This program is FREEWARE, and may be copied freely as long as this file and *

	
the executable file are kept together, nothing is charged for its copy, and *

	
it is not modified in anyway.  I am not responsible for any damage that is  *

	
cause either directly or indirectly by this program                         *

	
This Program contains material from the ORCA/Pascal                   *

	
Run-Time Libraries, copyright 1987-1991                               *

	
by Byte Works, Inc.  Used with permission.                            *

	
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	This is a little Soundsmith player for Orca, GNO, or any other shell capable of running EXE files and passing a command line.   It takes advantage
of the wonderful Tool219 by FTA.  This player is capable of loading 20 songs into memory and then playing them from song to song and then looping back to the first song when it finishes the last song.  (The 20 song limit is an artificial limit put in by me.  I don't figure people will be loading more than 20 songs in at one time.  If you would like me to raise the number of songs that can be played, send me comments on what you would like it to be changed to)

  This is the format for running Shuffle:
	Shuffle [-v] -n Impact6 JCD.Megablaster song3... 
	  -v is optional, including it makes shuffle print text as it runs.  Not
	     including it makes Shuffle run in silence.
	  -n is the number of songs to be played, where n is an integer between
	     one and twenty.
	  song  these are the actual songs to be played..

Running shuffle with out the -v (verbose) switch is very nice for GNO so that
you can run it in the background without any output.

IMPORTANT:
	This program can only play songs that have doc files, designated by the ".w" suffix.  The doc ram sound file MUST be in the same folder as the song.

Information about the programmer dude:
	My name is Richard Wifall, age: 18, and I currently attend college at New Mexico State University (Las Cruces, NM) I am majoring in Electrical Engineering.  I have been programming for about 7 years, but have only been programming on the Apple for about one year.  I am also a member of GS<>IRC.
I mainly like programming games, and will be putting out a couple this year.

I can be reached at the follwing places:

Quickest -->     On INTERNET:    rwifall@nmsu.edu

Medium   -->     Dorm address:   Richard Wifall
                                 Garcia D-216

	
warning*  this address is not   NMSU


permanent, if it is important    Las Cruces, NM
do NOT send it here....          88003

Slowest -->      Home address:   Richard Wifall
                                 11500 Tahiti Pl. NE
                                 Albuquerque, NM
                                 87111

Have fun listening to the music.....
			-Richard