>Date: Mon, 05 Nov 2001 15:48:53 -0500
>From: "[log in to unmask]" <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: mp3 player now available
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>Reply-to: "[log in to unmask]" <[log in to unmask]>
>Organization: blindsoftware.com
>X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2600.0000
>
>Hello.
>
>Version 1.0 of Pulse mp3 player has been released! Finally you can listen 
>to music the way it was meant to be heard! You can download a copy from 
>two different download links listed below. Beneath the download links is a 
>feature list for Pulse. We will let it speak for itself! please read the 
>system requirements for using Pulse after the feature list. If your 
>particular email program does not work with the download links below, use 
>the link at the very bottom of this email. We now offer our programs on CD 
>if you wish to order a program on CD. We are also offering some holiday 
>specials so feel free to stop by our home page for details at 
>www.blindsoftware.com. Please consider forwarding this email to any other 
>person/mailing list that you feel could benefit from our player. Enjoy and 
>spin the mp3s as loud as you can!
>
>The Bsoft team!
>
>Download site 1:
>
><a 
>href=<http://www.blindsoftware.com/download_begin.asp?id=mp31>http://www.blindsoftware.com/download_begin.asp?id=mp31>Site 
>1</a>
>
>download site 2
>
><a 
>href=<http://www.blindsoftware.com/download_begin.asp?id=mp32>http://www.blindsoftware.com/download_begin.asp?id=mp32>Site 
>2</a>
>
>Feature list:
>
>* Easy to use push button interface
>
>* Tab through all items on any screen with screen-reader feedback
>
>* ID3 tag editor to read ID3 tag info or edit it
>
>* Ability to convert mp3 files to wav files then use your favorite CD 
>burning software to create a music CD
>
>* Ability to select which output device pulse uses to play mp3 files 
>through if more than one sound card is installed
>
>* Create, save, and open play lists effortlessly
>
>* Easily move songs in the playlist up, down, to the top, and to the bottom
>
>* Adjust volume of mp3 files without affecting the volume of your screen 
>reader... super cool feature!
>
>* Adjust the pitch of the playing song up or down
>
>* Can be operated by keyboard or mouse
>
>* Accessible play list that you can arrow up/down through and hear the 
>artist and song titles announced to you
>
>* Adjust volume, balance, pitch, and position with boxes
>
>* Shuffle the play list or Arrange it A to Z or Z to A
>
>* Disc jockey features such as fade out / fade in songs great for mixing 
>for parties
>
>* Associate mp3 files with Pulse so it will be the default player to play 
>mp3 files
>
>* Add an entire folder, including sub-folders, to the play list
>
>* Ability to add all mp3 files on your computer to the playlist
>
>* Minimize to system tray and optionally load at Windows startup
>
>* Built in 10 band equalizer with presets and ability to create and save 
>your own presets
>
>* Create, save, and edit bookmarks for songs in the playlist
>
>* Built in CD player to play audio CDs
>
>* Easy to use … press alt+back space for the navigator and see what we mean
>
>* And more!
>
>
>
>Pulse system requirements:
>
>Pulse requires DirectX 7 installed or higher and a multi-channel sound 
>card. Alternatively, if you have two sound cards, this scenario will work 
>since Pulse allows you to select the output device through which Pulse 
>will play the mp3 files. For more instruction on the player's system 
>requirements, please visit:
>
><http://www.blindsoftware.com/pulse.asp>http://www.blindsoftware.com/pulse.asp


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