About the solution posted for playing wav files using winmm.dll

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Win2008-R2

Hello (Newkie[^]),

I tried to implement your solution, but could not understand how to resolve the compile time error resulting from the x in values set to the flags.

I have a windows server 2008 R2 DataCenter edition with SP1 (in process of being installed as my earlier attempt involved using System.Media soundplayer about which it was given in MSDN that server core is not supported for above OS but with server core with SP1 is supported.
Can you help me out in this - I may be missing something very basic.

Posted 11-Jul-12 18:34pm

UpendraWatwe

Updated 11-Jul-12 18:51pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Jul-12 0:45am

Who are you talking to? :-)
--SA

UpendraWatwe 12-Jul-12 0:54am

Thx guys...

DamithSL 12-Jul-12 0:46am

"I tried to implement your solution" ? we can't read your mind. explain with references to what you mean by "your solution".

UpendraWatwe 12-Jul-12 0:54am

Thx Damit.. I clicked on wromng link and assumed the question would get posted to Newkie...

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Jul-12 0:53am

Ah, yes, you are missing something very basic: CodeProject has 9,074,259 members at the moment of writing... :-)
--SA

UpendraWatwe 12-Jul-12 0:55am

Thx Sergey.. :D so silly of me :D.. followed a wrong link and posted the Q out in open...How do I delete this Q guys ?

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2012-07-11T18:48:00

Probably you are trying to address the author of some CodeProject article, but it could not work this way. Load the page with the original article and add a post at the "Comments and Discussions" section near the bottom, click "Comments and Discussions" to ask your question. The author will get a e-mail notification and a chance to reply.

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