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  1. Nov 2nd, 2009, 06:08 PM #1
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    Re: Looping a .wav File

    Design-time only means while you are writing code, etc. Run-time is when you run it, whether that is in VB or compiled.

    The answer to your question is that you cannot stop the code and then have something happen - you need to close it properly (the same way you would when it is compiled), so that the code to tidy up has a chance to run.


    Note that Form_QueryUnload is actually the wrong place for the code, it should be in Form_Unload instead. There is an explanation of why in the article How should I close my form/program/class? from our Classic VB FAQs
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  2. Nov 2nd, 2009, 06:21 PM #2
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    Re: Looping a .wav File

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    So, if I put the call (StopPlay_LOOP "") in Form_Unload it will Stop Playing the loop when I close the Form?
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