CDPlayer v2.0         Copyright 1995 by Xesús M.López Alvarez
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Abstract:
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	This is a music-CD player, using your computer's CD-Rom 
	driver. It can store data about the CD's name, author, 
	and performers, alongside with information about each 
	track.

Installation:
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	- Make a directory, and put in it the files 
	  'cdplayer.exe' and 'cddata.dat'
	- Make sure that 'cddata.dat' has read-write permission.
	- From windows, add a link to cdplayer.exe, Set up the 
	  working directory to the directory previously created.

Main Features:
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	- Its nice graphical interface, with resembles an Hi-Fi 
	  Set CD Player.
	- Its ease of use. It has no barroque and unuseful 
	  controls disturbing.
	- 1 button for each song.
		+ Accelerators for the first ten songs.
		+ A Hint in each button, showing the track name 
		  of that button.
	- Slide-bar for the current song.
	- Next-track / previous-track buttons
	- Right-button popup menu, with a HIERARCHICAL list of 
	  songs.
		+ This is very useful for classic music CDs. 
		  It's very common to find songs with more 
		  than on track (i.e. XVI Sonata Haydn, has 
		  Allegro, Adagio and Finale)
		+ If you put this information in the 
		  Song/Section fields of each song, when you
		  press the right button, tracks with the same
		  Song name appear in one hierarchical submenu.
		  It's a very logical interface.
	- Stay-on-top option.

Keyboard Control:
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	- 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0   Goto the song with that number 
				(0 means 10)
	- "-" , "+"             Previous/Next Track.
	- e, E                  Eject Disk
	- p, P                  Play
	- s, S                  Stop

Mouse Control:
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	- Left button:          As Usual. 
	- Right button:         Popup menu with list of songs. 
				Tracks with the same song name 
				form a hierarchical submenu.
	- Note the yellow tags that show useful information, 
	  like the song name.

To Register:
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	- See instructions in the program.