Commander X16

This is an Audio Book Manager for the X16.
I have named the program "Volume Control" Name submitted by Kelli217.

This is BETA 0.1 there have been two preview releases on DISCORD.

Source code is included but the Include Paths will probably be wrong for your system. Should be a minor edit if you want to start editing and playing with the source yourself. I'll try to have this cleaned up by 2nd release on this thread.

Program has a few .PRG modules that are used. The "Main Loader" is VCONTROL.PRG

VCONTROL.PRG is CLONED as GO for testing convenience...

I haven't done a README yet, I think the controls are fairly intuitive. Feel free to message
me with any comments or issues. As a matter of fact I really, really enjoy feedback
on my work. Constructive criticism is very welcome.

I have already set up another thread for this app once out of BETA.
This link also contains links for BOOKS that have already been encoded for
Volume Control. At least one Book is necessary to fully use the Software.
(As of this post there are 10 books linked, more to follow, and I will take requests)


THIS LINK IS NOW LIVE WITH THE LATEST VERSION OF VOLUME CONTROL
LINK HERE: viewtopic.php?t=7928


HERE IS THE FIRST PUBLIC UPLOAD OF VOLUME CONTROL
"Now Deprecated"
SCREEN SHOTS

I haven't used this, but as someone who works in the education field, even if you don't think it's needed, put in a Read Me file. Never assume the intelligence of the user. More often than not, you'll be disappointed.

mortarm wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2024 12:53 am I haven't used this, but as someone who works in the education field, even if you don't think it's needed, put in a Read Me file. Never assume the intelligence of the user. More often than not, you'll be disappointed.

I agree. This is W.I.P. I will write a README when I consider it to be complete.

I haven't done a README yet, I think the controls are fairly intuitive. Feel free to message
me with any comments or issues. As a matter of fact I really, really enjoy feedback
on my work. Constructive criticism is very welcome.