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From: xmastree@sound.demon.co.uk ("Christopher J. Pollard")
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Subject: Re: Audio CD player
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In article <1994Feb22.164625.20229@serval.net.wsu.edu> jmcknigh@eecs.wsu.edu (Jason Mcknight - EECS (CPTS250)) writes:
>Does anyone know of a good shareware audio cd player for cd-rom
>drives, preferably for Windows, or a tsr player for dos.
>				Thanks,
>				J. McKnight

There's a shareware program called CD Music Player which uses Windows.
It came free with a magazine in UK.
It's quite neat in that you can type in the track listing of the current
disc and next time you put that one in, it recognises it. You also get
auto repeat and random play.

Or you could always use Windows' Media Player...

Chris