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Rhys

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Then don't do dll's if you can't figure it out, just look at the code, and delete the part that makes it closes it after the song. Either that your youll just have to click the button again.

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On *:Dialog:mp3player:init:0:{
 dll $RebaR Dock $dialog($dname).hwnd > top
 dll $udll SetMircVersion $version
 dll $udll MarkDialog $dname
 dll $udll SetMircVersion $version
 dll $udll MarkDialog $dname
 dll $udll SetColor $dname
 dll $udll SetFont $dname
 dll $udll SetBorderStyle 1 
}

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Then don't do dll's if you can't figure it out, just look at the code, and delete the part that makes it closes it after the song.

while ( (inbyte = strread->ReadByte()) != -1) {
bytearray = new Byte[inbyte];
strread->Read(bytearray, 0, inbyte);
Console::WriteLine("Read an array:");
for (int i=0; i<inbyte; i++) {
 Console::Writeline(bytearray[i]);
}
}
strread->Close()]
}

Don't do C++ if you can't figure it out. Helpful, aint it? smile.gif

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