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PLAY ON, PLAY OFF, and PLAY STOP - event-trapping statements that enable,
                                   disable, and suspend play event trapping
Syntax
  PLAY ON
  PLAY OFF
  PLAY STOP
    ■ PLAY ON enables play-event trapping by an ON PLAY statement.
    ■ PLAY OFF disables the event trap; even if an event takes place,
      it is not remembered.
    ■ PLAY STOP inhibits the event trap; if an event takes place, it is
      remembered and the ON PLAY event-trap will be executed as soon
      as PLAY ON is executed.
 
See Also  ◄ON PLAY(n)►  ◄PLAY►  ◄PLAY function►