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help referencing a api in vs 2003

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mcable@depauw.edu - 29 Nov 2005 15:11 GMT
I'm using visual studio 2003 to program a smart device application for
my pocket pc.  I need this allpication to play .mp3 files.  I've looked
at the .dll files found at the fmod.org site.  I try to add any of
these fmodce.dll files as a reference file in visual studio but visual
studio complains they "are not of a .NET extension"  can anyone help me
use fmod or another library/api to play mp3 files?

thanks
Mythran - 29 Nov 2005 16:09 GMT
> I'm using visual studio 2003 to program a smart device application for
> my pocket pc.  I need this allpication to play .mp3 files.  I've looked
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>
> thanks

If they are COM libraries, you can add a reference to it by opening the Add
Reference dialog and selecting the COM tab, then Browse for your library you
want to reference...

Mythran

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