Tooltypes and CLI arguments:
  
  (Lines in italic explains what will  happen  when APlayer is started with
  the argument/tooltype and APlayer is running already.


  CX_POPUP (POP): Defines if you want the APlayer to  open  its  window  at
  startup, or start in hidden mode.
  Keywords are YES (default) or NO.

  CX_POPKEY (KEY): The hotkey for APlayer. All valid commodity hotkeys will
  work here. Default is "ctrl alt a".

  CX_PRIORITY (PRI): The APlayer task priority. Default is 0.
  
  MODULE: This argument is CLI ONLY! Just type the name (with path) of  the
  module(s) and it will be placed in the modulelist. APlayer will not start
  to play the first module, unless you also use the JUMP argument!
  The modules will be added to the list.

  MODULELIST (ML): The name of a modulelist file you want APlayer  to  use.
  For instance S:example.APML. The modules in the modulelist will be placed
  before any modules specified on the Command line.
  The modules in the modulelist will be added to the list.

  CONFIGFILE (CFG): Specifies the config file you want to use.  Default  is
  ENV:APlayer/APlayer.prefs
  
  PUBSCREEN (PS): The  public  screen  on  which  you want APlayer to open.
  Remember that  the  name is case SenSitiVe. Default is the default public
  screen, e.g. Workbench.
  APlayer  will  close all  the APlayer  windows  and  reopen  them  on the
  specified public screen.

  LOOP: Specifies the state of the loop gadget in the main window  (ON/OFF)
  or toggles the state (as set in your configuration) (TOGGLE).
  Same effect.
  
  INFOOPEN (IO): This will force the info window to open at start.
  Same effect.

  MODULELISTOPEN (MO): If  you  want  the  module  list  window to  open at
  startup, use this argument.
  Same effect.

  FSSOPEN (FO): Use this argument if you want the FSS window to  be  opened
  at startup.
  Same effect.

  SHUFFLE (SH): If you use this argument,  all the modules  (or the modules
  in the specified modulelist) will be shuffled. Just like if you press the
  shuffle gadget in the main window.
  This will  shuffle  all modules in the  modulelist,  including  any  just
  added modules.

  PATH (P): This option takes one argument, which is a path.  The path will
  be scanned  for modules, just  like the  option. This can
  be used in conjunction with the UNIQUE argument to add files  from a dir,
  which is constantly updated.
  
  UNIQUE (U): This will avoid any modules to be represented more than  once
  in  the modulelist. This works both with modules, the "Path" argument and
  lha files.
  
  NOTE: If you specify any modules, a modulelist, or use the PATH argument,
  your  will be ignored.

  These parameters/tooltypes  can ONLY  be  used  when  APlayer  is already
  running:
  
  JUMP (J): This will  automatically jump to the  first module  just added,
  independent of your  
  NOTE : If you add modules via the CLI,  APlayer  will  not  automatically
  play them unless you use the JUMP argument.

  QUIT (Q): This  will quit the  player, WITHOUT executing the  arexx macro
  defined in your