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This property indicates whether the current file has the ability to seek to a specific time. This property is read-only.

Compatibility:Windows Media Player

Syntax 

[ 
bSeek = ] MediaPlayer.CanSeek

Parameters

bSeek

Boolean value specifying whether the file can seek to a specific time. If true, the file can seek to a specific time. There is no default value.

Remarks

Seeking is accomplished by sliding the position indicator on the Windows Media Player control trackbar or by setting either the CurrentMarkeror CurrentPositionproperty.

If a media file has not been selected for the Player, by setting the FileNameproperty or calling the Openmethod, the value of this property will be false.

Requirements

Windows Embedded CE Windows CE 3.0 and later

See Also

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