1<label id="Configuration">
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3<section name="Configuration of CDPlayer">
4The menu "Settings..." opens up a panel where you can set up basic preferences
5such as the FreeDB server to use for queries or the action to take when CDPlayer
6exits.
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8The "General" page shows a text field where you can enter a preferred device
9for audio CDs. This is equivalent to starting CDPlayer with the argument
10"Device=&lt;some device&gt;". You also have a set of radio buttons to choose an
11action to be performed on exiting CDPlayer. The choice is between doing
12nothing, stopping a currently playing CD, and ejecting the CD.
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14On the "FreeDB" page you may enter the internet address of your preferred
15FreeDB server. Clicking the button "Update list" will bring up a list of
16available servers to choose from. You need a connection to the internet for
17this.
18</section>
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20<section name="Configuration of audio CD drives">
21CDPlayer.app uses the defaults section 'AudioCD' to store a list of
22devices to check for audio CDs. (Actually, it is AudioCD.bundle, that
23does this, but this does not really matter.) You can edit this manually
24by using the 'defaults' programm in your terminal, but there also
25exists a panel fpr Preferences.app to do this.<br><br>
26This is the configuration panel for audio CD drives.<br><br>
27<legendfig src="Config.tiff">
28	<legend x="85" y="215" >The list of drives checked for audio CDs.</legend>
29	<legend x="235" y="160">Enter the name of a drive to be added to the list here.</legend>
30	<legend x="255" y="195">Press 'Add' to add the drive to the list.</legend>
31	<legend x="255" y="230">Press 'Delete' to delete the highlighted drive from the list.</legend>
32</legendfig>
33</section>
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