Neurotic XP V0.6	A Sonique 2 remote for Windows XP and 2K    *duh*  :)

*Instilation Instructions*

Place the zip in your Sonique 2 "Interfaces" directory and everything should run fine. 
Install the font included in the zip if you don't have it allready so things show up correctly.

*SPECIAL NOTE*
This is an updated version from previous releases.  If you have this remote installed on your system allready you will need to 
delte the "Team Sonique" folder where the preferences are saved.  Just do a search for the file and delete it. (this will not harm sonique in any way)
In windows XP the directory structure looks similar to    C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR XP LOGIN NAME\Application Data\Team Sonique    .

Just delete the folder and you'll be set.

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*Notes*
This remote navigates very similar to sonique 1 with a "right click" on screen menu system.  
This Remote also uses the Sonique 2 hotkeys developed by Bits
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*Known Bugs*
Right Clicking or Clicking the "Show/Hide Extras" Button extremely quickly can force displayed items out of position.  Just wait for animations to 
complete and you'll never have any problems.  I'm trying to figure out a fix for this.
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*Features*
Mini Mode
External Playlist Editor with Controlls
Visuals
A better looking Equalizer than the Standard with presets
Pitch/Amplification/Balance Controlls
RGB Color Changer With presets
Opacity Changer
Crossfade/Playstate Button
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*UI Notes*
Double Click in the Main remote to switch to Mini-Mode
Double Click in the Mini to go back to the Main remote
Double click the Playlist to relaunch the Main remote
Launch the Playlist with the "Launch Playlist" button located in the playlist menu
Double Click the Pitch, Amp, and Bal knobs to reset them to their default settings.
The Opacity and Color Settings should save when the remote is closed out properly.
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Hotkey Commands

Play Controll
		
		"ctrl-left",		Previous Track
		"ctrl-z",		Previous Track
		"ctrl-v",		Stop
		"ctrl-x",		Play
		"ctrl-c",		TogglePause
		"ctrl-b",		Next Track
		"ctrl-right" 	Next Track
		

		"ctrl-a",		Enable "AlwaysOnTop"
		"ctrl-t",		Enable "AlwaysOnTop"

	
				

Volume Controll

		"ctrl-up",		Raise Volume Upwards
		"ctrl-down",	Lower Volume
		"ctrl-1",		Set Volume 10%
		"ctrl-2",		Set Volume 20%
		"ctrl-3",		Set Volume 30%
		"ctrl-4",		Set Volume 40%
		"ctrl-5",		Set Volume 50%
		"ctrl-6",		Set Volume 60%
		"ctrl-7",		Set Volume 70%
		"ctrl-8",		Set Volume 80%
		"ctrl-9",		Set Volume 90%
		"ctrl-0",		Set Volume 100%


Other
		"ctrl-shift-t",	Enable Disk Logging	* (For Help Debugging with the Console)*

