Mac->Win revisited

[J. Landman Gay]

Thomas McGrath III wrote:
> 
> When using things like players and speech etc. it is our
> responsibility to close them ourselves in our code when and if for
> any reason our program is to quit. So I would put a piece of script
> in a on closeStack that takes care of the player when closing.
> 
> This is because players and speech use libraries and/or QT etc. to
> work and like a serial port that is opened it must be closed or
> problems may occur. This is good coding practice.

Players? You mean, like QT player objects? How would one "close" a QT 
player? I've never had any problem quitting while ignoring them. Maybe I 
don't understand what you mean.

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