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>Hey, that's great poetry. Any English translation available?
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>Peter
"Tell me please how can I make an ability into a VFP form to control the auudio compact-disc? I'm interested in possibility of controlling it like on a CD-player with a possibility of use of track of ... (don't know the last word)"

The trouble came from Sergei's use of codepage 8859-5 (ISO Cyrillic) but Mark answered in Windows-1251 (windows cyrillic). In Russia they use KOI-8R as well, just to add to the confusion. It takes just to add the cyrillic scripts in windows setup (the control panel applet AddNewPrograms, International support and your browser should be able to take the rest. Still, using cyrillic on the Web is sort of a nightmare...

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p.s. I've downloaded a form from somewhere, about a year ago, which does exactly what Sergei needs. I think Rick Strahl made it. CdPlayer.scx or something like that.