If I drag a csd file onto the Winsound icon, Winsound tries to translate it
as an orc file using score.srt as a score file.  It then naturally coughs on
all the non-orchestra lines in the file.  If I type WINSOUND SCORE.CSD in a
MS-DOS console however, there is no problem.  This is odd behavior, but not
the end of the world :)

The temp orc and sco files created by both Winsound and 32-bit console
Csound are created on the root of the active drive in Windows.  This is
because a \ is prepended to the temporary filename.  This is a bit of a
problem, because if Csound then crashes, one starts to accumulate junk orc
and sco files on the root directory.  Accumulating junk temp files isn't the
end of the world, but it isn't good that they are on the root directory.
These should be left in the active directory or a temporary directory.