This field is filled with the file name (not the title from within the midi file) when a single midi file is loaded via the file menu, I would like it to receive the title of each file from within the file as they are received from play lists. where it displays "Blues Demo" when D4 is selected. I would like to know if anyone has any tips for capturing the title and displaying it in pianoteq's bar just below the menu bar, i.e. The slogan of pretty much anything made (or stolen) by microsoft should be "designed to sell, not to work".Īn old thread that went silly, as do so manyĪnyway, I have renewed my interest in this since I often use pianoteq as a Jukebox for background music while I do other things. If today's IT laws existed back in the 80's, or even the 90's, microsoft would certainly not exist anymore today.
#Pianoteq 3 software#
Which is the main reason why we have the complete microsoft-infested disaster that is today's IT market.Īnother fun factoid is that microsoft even popped into existence by pirating and illegally selling software made by others: gwbasic or however that basic interpreter was called, QDOS "Quick and Dirty Operating System" originally made by a small company, i don't remember the name, which microsoft stole and sold to IBM, who renamed it to DOS for use with their "ibm pc". so microsoft found itself in an easy position to use questionable marketing tacticts to sell backdoored, completely deficinet junk with a "pretty" interface to the ignorant masses, and then abuse its position as a monopoly in the IT market to clobber and/or buy out any and all form of competition. In the early 90's, a lot of people gained interest in computers and the internet, but almost no one knew anything about them.
#Pianoteq 3 windows#
and now they're still struggling to fit a half-decent foundation under all that hideous mess.Įvery OS has its good and bad points, except windows which has no good points - unless you count MARKETING as a good point. The making of windows started with the decorations, facade, etc. Not surprising, since DOS was a cheap ripoff of a system called CP/M that was popular in the 1970's (look it up on wikipedia) and that was a cheap ripoff of the first Unix systems from the late 60's / early 70's. Having been a programmer since those days for a variety of platforms, it's my personal experience that windows is the ONLY one that constantly, purposely gives both users and developers nothing but constant headaches and trouble.
) that are completely awkward and contrary to what any sane OS does, etc etc. i/o system calls (files, tcp sockets, IPC. core system files being limited to 8.3 filenames, the hideous primary key database at the center of the "OS" called the "system registry" (the last place where such a database belongs).
Windows still drags with it a huge history of "issues" from its DOS/QDOS and windows 95 days, like. DOS is not a part of Windows since ummmmm WinXP? Again - grow up
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