Roger Fingas wrote in a message to Patrick McCullough:
 PM>  OK, I finally got around to hooking up the audio cable on my
 PM>  CD-Rom drive, and now I want to listen to CD music while
 PM>  playing Shadow Warrior.  (For those who didn't know, this
 PM>  is a feature of the game.)
 PM>  But how do I get the MIDI game music to quit so I can hear
 PM>  the CD?  Kind of a pain to have the MIDI fighting with the CD
 PM>  all time.  And if you turn off the music in the game, it kills
 PM>  the CD audio as well.  There's got to be a solution to this. 
 PM>  Anybody know the answer?
RF> Here's the more technical way of countering the problem: 
RF> 1.  As soon as the game starts up, before starting the CD
RF> audio, disable Music.
 Unfortunately, the music volume control also controls the CD volume, so
 disabling music effectively disables the CD as well.
 There IS a way around this: run the setup program and tell it you don't
 have a music card.
 The CD can then be played without interference, although the volume
 level may not be what you want.  Best bet there is use your sound
 card's volume utility to set the CD level where you want it.
RF> 2.  Start playing.  Find a safe spot away from enemies. 
RF> Then, press "T" (normally the Talk multiplayer function) and type
RF> in: CD loop 
 Right.  All that is in the swhelp file.  :)
 Thanks!
 Patrick
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