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Track List

This list shows the tracks available on the currently
loaded CD.  Each track entry consists of the track number,
the time (see "Time Display Selector"), and the title of
the track.

If the currently loaded CD does not have an associated
CD Database entry, or if the CDDB entry does not
contain any title information for this track, then "??"
will be shown in the title portion.

If audio playback is currently in progress, the track
entry in the list is shown in bold font.

You can choose a track by clicking pointer button 1 on
the desired track, causing the track entry to be shown
in reverse-video.  Once chosen, you can add this track
to the program play sequence ("Add To Program"), or pop
up the associated Extended Track Information window
("Extended Track Information Button").  The track title
information of a chosen track is also used in the search
string for the wwwWarp feature.

If a track has extended track information, an asterisk (*)
character will be shown at the end of the track title.

If you click pointer button 1 on an already chosen
track, it is un-chosen.

Double-clicking a track selection will cause Xmcd to
play the selected track.

You can also use the arrow keys to traverse the list.
Pressing the space bar is equivalent to clicking the
pointer button 1, and pressing the Enter or Return key is
equivalent to double-clicking the pointer button 1.
