DirectSound Director
====================

A quick app written by Fuzziqer Software for the few of
you lucky enouh to have two sound cards. Now, it's easy
to tell certain apps to run on certain monitors if you
have two of those, but what if you want to watch a movie
while someone else is playing a game on the same computer?
This program will save you from hearing whatever the other
person's doing.

It's rather simple to use. Run dsd.exe, and select a device
from the menu. Then drag an EXE file onto the DSD window,
or click Open and go find an EXE file. Whatever file you
chose will only be able to use the audio device you
selected when you started it.

If you want to give an app some command line parameters
or start it in a different directory, type those into the
corresponding boxes in the DSD window. There are also
options to run programs with different priorities or
different display styles, kind of like the Windows START
command.

You can run programs from the command line as well. To
launch a program under DSD from the command line, use it
like this:

dsd.exe [-p<priority>] [-s<display>] [-d<deviceID>] <filename>

<priority> can be 0-3, 0 is 'idle' and 3 is 'realtime'.
<display> can be 0-3, 0 is 'hidden' and 3 is 'maximized'.
<deviceID> is the index of the device to use. (See the
  'Device' menu for possible values.)
<filename> is the complete path to the EXE file to run,
  including any command line options.

One important note: don't close DSD while your programs
are running. Since DSD is a debugger, closing DSD will
cause your programs to close too. So just keep it open.

Have fun!
- Fuzziqer Software