GUS Daily Digest            Sat, 4 Dec 93   007          Volume 9: Issue   4  

Today's Topics:
						  Blake Stone, Doom
							Dvorak on GUS
						Epic Pinball Sound FX
					European Registration (4 msgs)
			 File on Mailserver has errors/doesn't work!
					  Frontpage Sports Football
			   Gabriel Knight, a Sierra protest letter.
							GUS<->OS/2 2.1
						GUS and OS/1 (2 msgs)
							 GUS and OS/2
						GUS Daily Digest V9 #3
					  GUS with SVGA Air Warrior
				How to reduce Disk space when Sampling
						 Leisure Suit Larry 6
						 Megaem vs. Ultramid
					  Pistol2 and other patches?
							 SBOS v 2.06
							 ShadowCaster
					Syndicate with SB/GUS or SBOS
					   Windows WAV Recording...
						 X-wing pistol patch

Standard Info:
	- Meta-info about the GUS can be found at the end of the Digest.
	- Before you ask a question, please READ THE FAQ.

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Date: 03 Dec 93 20:07:13 EST
From: Keith M McIntyre-Ellis <75330.3255@CompuServe.COM>
Subject: Blake Stone, Doom

Greetings fellow GUSers-

Well, today (Dec. 3) Apogee released their eagerly awaited (and two-months
advertised as available) follow-up to Wolfenstein: "Blake Stone: Aliens of
Gold."

What do I think? Great Game! Sound Sucks!

Like all Apogee games, Blake Stone supports only SB and Ad Lib. Good news: works
just peachy with SBOS ver. 2.08.

Look, iD will release DOOM next week (Dec. 10th), and it will have a
next-generation game engine AND native GUS support. (It's even rumored to
possibly have GUS 3D sound support in the commercial version.) As good as Blake
is, with the Ultrawolf patch out there, and then DOOM sounding great on the GUS-
AND all this recent and upcoming favorable press on the GUS (Dvorak, no less)-
Apogee is not going to look OR SOUND sound so good compared to others. (SimCity
2000 will also be realesed next week with GUS native supprot)

We'll see if Apogee et al. realize that the GUS is the future of sound cards...

-Keith

Keith McIntyre-Ellis, kmellis@santafe,edu OR CIS user # 75330,3255

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Date: Fri, 03 Dec 1993 07:18:23 -0600 (CST)
From: Hard On The Beaver <JABUSSEY@ualr.edu>
Subject: Dvorak on GUS

| From: IN%"gus-general@dsd.es.com"  3-DEC-1993 02:33:52.83
| Subj: GUS Daily Digest V9 #3

| 16 bit sampling will probably mostly be a marketing gimick in the
| months ahead. Really, how many of you out there want to sample at
| 16 bits at 44.1K for anything but just "playing around on your
| own"? I certainly wouldn't. (Although it would* have been nice)

Just because YOU wont doesnt mean someone will! I plan on installing
another HD for the purpose of using my Computer as a virtual DAT Machine.
So yes I NEED 44.1k 16bit samples !!!!

|  
| So what do I think SOMEONE will come out with soon?
|  
| o Up to 8 meg DRAM based Wavetable Synthesis
|   using 1 meg SIMS or 1meg x 4 DIPs. At least 1 meg standard.

If they do Ill be getting rid of the GUS and going with this. But I
love my GUS so GRAVIS! Make that GUS max use SIMMS and expandable to
at least 8 meg!

|  
| o Includes Roland GS and MT32 support in HARDWARE. (Hopefully 100%
|   compatible.)
|  
| o Have it as affordable as the GUS.

I'd pay extra...

Jacque Bussey
U of Arkansas, Little Rock
Gus Head!

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Date: Fri, 03 Dec 1993 20:28:26 -0200
From: ADALBERTO@VORTEX.UFRGS.BR
Subject: Epic Pinball Sound FX

	Hi

	Is it normal that Epic Pinball's SFX comes out only from the left
speaker while the music comes from both?

		Jorge P. Vasquez
		AKA Zorro / Kriptonite

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 93 11:00:11 EET
From: aarnio@tele.nokia.fi (Ilari Aarnio)
Subject: Re: European Registration

>From: Mark Bullen <Mark.Bullen@src.bae.co.uk>
>Subject: European Registration
 ..
>Are there any other Euro-gussers out there who've been receiving update
>disks from Gravis? Will Logitech pass on my registration details to Gravis?
>Do Logitech distribute the update disks in Europe on behalf of Gravis?
 ..
>My friend's GUS didn't have a registration card in the box, he telephoned
>the mail order company that he bought it from and they took his details and
>said that they'd register him. He hasn't received any update disks since he
>bought his gus in May '93 -- I had to ftp'd the 2.06L disks for him.

	My registration card was also missing. I sent a photocopy of
	a registration card, the receipt of purchase and a note
	explaining why I didn't have the original registration card to
	Logitech at Switzerland.

	Just few weeks ago I received my bonus disk. So I guess you can count
	on Logitech.

	Ilari Aarnio  (aarnio@tele.nokia.fi)
	
	

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 10:18:14 MET-1METDST
From: Rene den Hertog <denhertog@coh.fgg.eur.nl>
Subject: Re: European Registration

> Being a `European Customer' I guess that I should send my card to Logitech
> in Switzerland, but I'm not sure that I'll get put on Gravis' distribution
> list for update disks :-(

After buying a GUS in may '93 and registering through Logitech in
Switserland I received the 2.06 update packet after five weeks, 
complete with an apologoy for late delivery.
Wasn't necessary for me..... Good work !!!!
Also special thanks to all the people who keep the ftp-sites
running........THANK YOU VERY MUCH......

Rene den Hertog
Erasmus university Rotterdam, the Netherlands
denhertog@coh.fgg.eur.nl

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Date: Fri Dec  3 11:01:14 1993
From: <akerkh%smtp@htshlo>  (Alexander Kerkhove,HTS-E)
Subject: European Registration
Message-ID: <9312031101.aa23913@htshlo.HZeeland.nl>

It's ok to mail your registration card to Logitech in Switserland.
I live in Holland and did it my self, altough it took a while I received
my Software upgrade disks a few weeks ago. They where send from
Switserland but the envelope and every other thing where all directly
from Gravis in Canada. 
So don't hesitate and maio them today..

Alexander.

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Date: Fri, 03 Dec 1993 10:13:58 GMT
From: Clarke Brunt <CLARKE@lsl.co.uk>
Subject: Re: European Registration

I too was worried whether sending my GUS registration card to
Logitech in Switzerland (which is what it said for European
customers) would do any good. This was back in the early part
of 1993. I sent it to Switzerland, but also faxed a copy to
Gravis Canada.

The result of this was a set of disks from the place I bought it
(Optech, in England) without Recording Session etc, followed by
full 2.06 direct from Gravis Canada (interspersed with sets that
I had ftp'ed!).

Could Gravis please reassure us whether posting cards off to
Switzerland is still a good idea - you can understand our
reservations at sending them off somewhere that seems even
further from Canada than we are!

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 05:47:12 -0700 (MST)
From: "Christopher M Potash" <25636@ef.gc.maricopa.edu>
Subject: File on Mailserver has errors/doesn't work!

Aaargh! The file on the GUS FTP-Mailserver called OBSESS.ZIP in the
gus/demo/ directory has errors and does not work! (Yes I tried PkZipFix
but it has no effect) 
1) Can somebody please tell me (via email, don't want to waste any Digest
space for this after this message) how to get this message to the
appropraite people so they can remove this from the Mailserver and/or fix
this?
2) Can someone, the person(s) who originally uploaded it or otherwise,
please upload a correct and working version of this file and notify me via
e-mail of the filename so I can download it? (This file is described as
"Black Rain's Obsession demo with Ultrasound support".)

Thanks very much in advance to any and all who reply to me via e-mail to
part #1 and/or who help with part#2!! God bless, Chris-
 
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------
				   <<<IN STEREO WHERE AVAILABLE>>>
< From the desk of: Christopher M. Potash aka 25636@ef.gc.maricopa.edu >
< "I call heaven and earth today to witness against you; >
< I have set before you life and death, the blessing and the curse. >
< CHOOSE LIFE, then, that you and your descendants may live" Deut 30:19 >
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 11:36:54 -0700 (MST)
From: Derek the Dweebosaurus <dng@med.ucalgary.ca>
Subject: Frontpage Sports Football

I managed to get FPS Football (not pro) working with Megaem. Just select
Soundblaster for you audio/digitized source. There are no more of those
annoying echoes. However, you won't get any music which is too bad but
since the music is not part of the actual playing part of the game (it's
only in the menus) for me it was a satisfactory trade off. Alternatively
you could use Megaem and select Roland/MT-32, but you won't get the
digitized sounds. Just make sure you have enough EMS to load Megaem AND
FPS because it locked up for me with Megaem until I managed to
re-configure to get more EMS.

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 11:39:48 +0500 (EST)
From: Gunnar Swanson <gunnar@gibbs.oit.unc.edu>
Subject: Gabriel Knight, a Sierra protest letter.

This is a copy of a letter I sent to Sierra regarding lack of GUS support
of Gabriel Knight.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 11:23:34 +0500 (EST)
From: Gunnar Swanson <gunnar@gibbs.oit.unc.edu>
To: 76004.214@compuserve.com
Subject: Gabriel Knight and lack of GUS support!


To Whom It May Concern,

	I am writing to express my extreme disappointment and displeasure
with Sierra's decision to change its sound driver engine and exclude
support for the Gravis Ultra-Sound.  Sierra had gained my respect and
admiration for publishing AIL drivers that would make its games backward
compatible with the GUS.  However, I consider the new sound engine for
Gabiel Knight which lacks GUS support a slap in the face to all GUS
owners (I was actually considering purchasing Gabriel Knight).  How can you
expect us to support a company that promises to support GUS owners and
then renigs on that promise. 

	Unless the situation regarding GUS support changes in the near furture
Sierra will not be seeing any profits made from purchases by me.  I hope
that Sierra will change its policy regarding the Gravis Ultra-Sound and
give us the support that we have been asking for so that we can put Sierra
back on the list of our prefered software companies.

	Thank you for your attention to these concerns.




			Sincerely,



			Gunnar Swanson



gunnar@gibbs.oit.unc.edu



end.

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Date: 3 Dec 93 18:43:44 +0100
From: Tom Skoglund <Toso@bbb.no>
Subject: GUS<->OS/2 2.1

Hello !

 

I have a few questions about GUS <-> OS/2 2.1:

 

- I have a GUS-card with CD-ROM interface (daugther-board) and a
  Panasonic CR-562B CD-ROM. I wonder if there is support for this setup
  for OS/2 2.1 ?

- I would also like to know when and where I may get GUS-drivers for
  OS/2.

 Tom Skoglund               
 E-mail: Toso@oscar.bbb.no 
 

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Date: Fri, 03 Dec 93 12:46:22 +0000
From: rds@ukc.ac.uk
Subject: Re: GUS and OS/1

>Date: Thu, 2 Dec 1993 09:53:46 -0500 (EST)
>From: msciriol@eos.ncsu.edu
>Subject: GUS and OS/1
>
>Does any one  know if the GUS windows drivers will work with the recently
>released OS/2 for Windows?  I was thinking about installing this, but was
>curious if I would lose windows gus support when I did.  I haven't had a
>chance to look at the manuals for Win/OS2  yet, so if this is an obvious 
>question please excuse me.
>
>Thanks!
>
> - Mike Cirioli

No OS/2 for Windows will not work with the GUS Window driver, for the same
reasons both OS/2 and WinNT will not work with the GUS Windows driver; that
is the GUS Windows driver use a VxD (ultra???.386)


Robert 


P.S. Gravis please release an OS/2 driver, your loosing a lot of potential
	 customers because there are no GUS drivers.

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 09:20:15 -0800 (PST)
From: Mark Harrison <harrison@lclark.edu>
Subject: Re: GUS and OS/1

> Date: Thu, 2 Dec 1993 09:53:46 -0500 (EST)
> From: msciriol@eos.ncsu.edu
> Subject: GUS and OS/1
> 
> Does any one  know if the GUS windows drivers will work with the recently
> released OS/2 for Windows?  I was thinking about installing this, but was
> curious if I would lose windows gus support when I did.  I haven't had a
> chance to look at the manuals for Win/OS2  yet, so if this is an obvious 
> question please excuse me.

No.  The GUS won't work with OS/2 for Windows because it still doesn't
support VDX's.  We'll just have to wait for someone to write OS/2 drivers.
I just don't buy that s*** about Gravis working on them any more.  They
say that they print the digest each and every day and hang it up in the
office.  So how come they can't tell us something more than what they said
last year.  Great, they're working on them.  We'll I won't hold my breath.

Mark

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 93 8:49:49 CST
From: wiegand@void.rtsg.mot.com (Robert Wiegand)
Subject: Re: GUS and OS/2

> Does any one  know if the GUS windows drivers will work with the recently
> released OS/2 for Windows?  I was thinking about installing this, but was
> curious if I would lose windows gus support when I did.  I haven't had a
> chance to look at the manuals for Win/OS2  yet, so if this is an obvious 
> question please excuse me.

The GUS Windows drivers will *not* work with OS/2 for Windows.
OS/2 for Windows doesn't support the VxD drivers (the same as standard OS/2).

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 14:23:37 -0500
From: TOMMYLEE@uhura.trinity.toronto.edu
Subject: Re: GUS Daily Digest V9 #3

>Date: Thu, 2 Dec 93 02:28:17 -0800
>From: mbarboni@sdcc13.ucsd.edu (Real Athletes Throw! )
>Subject: Leisure Suit Larry 6
>
>Yesterday's Digest mentioned how LSL6 by Sierra was running fine...
>how?

	Did you run the "GUSDRV.COM" program to unpack sierra's gus
drivers?  It includes Ultramid 1.03 (though I use 1.05) and the
sierra gus files.  If you used the version of the Sierra drivers
found on EPAS, they might be different from the ones that came with
the game (though I haven't checked...)
>-------------
>Date: Thu, 2 Dec 93 16:05:11 -0300
>From: "Scott Giberson" <gibersn@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca>
>Subject: uuencoding
>
>Hello. Is there any program for PC's that removes uuencoding, that is
>on the mail server? I have uuexe521.zip, which seems to be encoded,
>and I am unable to FTP files at this time.
>Any help would be greatly appreciated.

	You need to get UUEXE521.ZIP.  Everything you get through FTPmail
(except for text files) will be encoded with this program, since you
can't send binary files through email.  The best way for you to get
this file is to call a local bbs, or get a friend to call one for you.
>-----------
>Date: Fri,  3 Dec 93 06:20:00 BST
>From: b.williams44@genie.geis.com
>Subject: Word Of Warning!
>
>Hello all,
>    I have a Word of Warning for all GUS owners thinking about buying
> Sierra's new game Gabriel Knight "Sins of the Fathers".
>DON'T!!!!!!!! I did and Came to find out that almost 2 Months after
>Sierra released their version of the GUSAIL Drivers for their games,
>that they have changed the  sound Drivers for this game from SCI-16
>to SCI-32. So MEGA-EM, SBOS, GUSAIL, none of them now work with this
>new game!:(

	Does Leisure Suit Larry 6 use SCI-32 drivers?  If it does, maybe
you could copy the gus drivers from this game over to Gabriel Knight.
If it doesn't, well, then presumably Sierra is committed to the GUS,
and drivers will come out shortly.  Damn, I was looking forward to
getting this game too...  Larry 6 works fine though...
Hmm...  What was Sierra's internet address again? :)

Tommy...

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 22:08:03 +1100 (EST)
From: Tony Molina <tony@ariel.ucs.unimelb.EDU.AU>
Subject: GUS with SVGA Air Warrior

Is there anybody out there playing SVGA Air Warrior with a Gravis Ultrasound
Card?

What has worked best for you, SBOS or better yet have you been able to use the
new Megaem (doesn't seem to work here).

The latest (beta) of the game 1.13c uses what the programmers call "standard
sound drivers", they end in .DLL (A32SBDG.DLL). A hex dump of this file shows
the Miles design group copyright messages inside. Replacing the driver with
the .ADV drivers and using Ultramid causes the system to crash.

I suspect that the version of the Miles drivers that SVGA Air Warrior are 32
bit drivers (SVGA AW is a '386/'486 only program) which may be the reason the
GUS .ADV drivers (16 bit only?) won't work with it.

I'm currently speaking to the lead programmer of SVGA Air Warrior trying to
solve this problem with the GUS. Anybody out there with some Miles driver
knowledge who can shed some light on the problem?

btw. SVGA Air Warrior is a protected mode program so Megaem cannot be used
with it either.

Cheers,

tony@ariel.unimelb.its.edu.au
 

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 12:33:55 -0600 (CST)
From: MBV4741@SUMMA.TAMU.EDU
Subject: How to reduce Disk space when Sampling

   Just A Thought,
	If Gravis is listning, think about this. I just bought this summer a 
Sony MiniDisc (If anyone has the cash to drop its great, the wave of the 
future) and it has an interesting feature. It samples at 16 bits and 44.1 Khz
which is CD quality, but it takes up 1/8 the disk space. For 1 minute of music 
it uses 2.5 MB. Compared to 16 Mb for a CD or the recording software we have 
now (GoldWave, Windows Recorder (YUCK!), etc.). With compression tachniques we can redu
we can reduce the amount of space to 8 Mb, still alot of space. 
	The Reason the MiniDisc uses less space is that it uses a technique
called ATRAC. This a phsycoacoustic recording system, that only records the soe
sounds we can hear. This cuts down tremendously on the amount of space that is n
is needed, thats why one MiniDisc that holds only 145 Mb of music can play 
almost as long as a regular CD that holds upwards of 630 Mb. ( A side note 
think about a disk that holds 145 Mb of information that only costs $13, thats
the MiniDisc. Bye, Bye 1.44 Mb 3.5 Floppies. The MiniDisc, by the way is only
2.5 inches wide and its a magneto-optical disk.)
	My point is that Gravis or whoever can develop software that does the
same thing as a ATRAC. ATRAC is only a algorithm embedded in the MiniDisc P
Player's onboard memory. Whoever develops a decent system first will be rich
beyond their dreams(listning Gravis, huh?). To alleviate your concerns the
music from the MiniDisc sounds almost as a good as CD, hard to tell the 
difference. Think about it CD quality music, less wasted Hard disk space,
and longer music.
	Next I'll ask for Optical-Digital inputs and Outputs.......

	MATT VOSS
__________________________________________________________________________
Pickin' Cotton in Dallas Three Straight years, How Sweet it is, Gig'em Ags!
And How about those Rockets 15 Straight......

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Date: Fri Dec  3 11:05:55 1993
From: <akerkh%smtp@htshlo>  (Alexander Kerkhove,HTS-E)
Subject: Leisure Suit Larry 6
Message-ID: <9312031106.aa23992@htshlo.HZeeland.nl>

I had the same trouble with larry 6. I forgot to decompress the
Audiofiles. There is a file called something like AUDECMP.EXE. Rus this
and it starts decompressing the resource.sfx file.  It sould be about 3.2
Megs after decompression. Hope it works for you.

Alexander

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 11:43:00 -0700 (MST)
From: Derek the Dweebosaurus <dng@med.ucalgary.ca>
Subject: Megaem vs. Ultramid

>I posted a question about this about a week ago but got no replies. I
>was trying out the new Megaem and Sierra drivers with the demo version
>of Freddy Pharkas. Here is where it gets interesting... With Megaem and
>SD DAC enabled I got lovely birds tweeting in the background etc. With
>the Sierra GUS drivers, all was quiet. Really strange! Any comments?

Yeah. I found that with Megaem and SBOS for KQ6 you get a lot of sound
effects such as the ocean waves, etc. that you do not get with Ultramid.
However, the music with Megaem is kind of bad. Somehow, the notes are not
sustained so you get a staccato type xylophone-like music rather than
orchestral-like with reverberations, if you understand me at all.

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 11:41:46 +0500 (EST)
From: Gunnar Swanson <gunnar@gibbs.oit.unc.edu>
Subject: Pistol2 and other patches?

Fellow GUSers,

	I was wondering where I might find all of thos patches that people
seem to be substituting and how one goes about doing this.

	Thanks for any assistance.



			Sincerely,




			Gunnar Swanson



gunnar@gibbs.oit.unc.edu

end.

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 15:43:34 +0500 (EST)
From: Gunnar Swanson <gunnar@gibbs.oit.unc.edu>
Subject: SBOS v 2.06

Fellow GUSers,


	I am looking for SBOS v2.06  does anyone know where I can get a
copy.  It is the only one that works with X-wing in my machine.


	Thanx



			Gunnar Swanson


gunnar@gibbs.oit.unc.edu

end.

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 03:42:50 -0600 (CST)
From: "Joseph W. Folk" <folkjos@Eng.Auburn.EDU>
Subject: ShadowCaster

Just wondering if anyone has been able to get Shadow Caster to recognize 
any sound cards when one has both a GUS 1M and SBPro installed?

I can get SC to recognize my SBPro, but only when the GUS is physically 
removed from the machine. (I know some will say, remove the SBPro, but 
the game supposedly makes use of the stereo...haven't been able to verify 
that yet.)

Anyways - just wondering if anyone has done it.  (BTW it uses version 1.8 
of the DOS4GW.EXE extender - I have version 1.9 from another game if that 
will work - guess I should try that [thats what I get for thinking and 
typing at the same time (g)])

Thanks - Joe Folk

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 11:52:04 -0500 (EST)
From: "Timothy C. Gion" <gion@bach.udel.edu>
Subject: Syndicate with SB/GUS or SBOS

I just got Syndicate yesterday.  I can't seem to get any sound out of the 
game.  When I specify my SB's address and IRQ, the game just locks up the 
computer.  It will work if I don't specify any sound hardware.  If I load 
SBOS and specify the GUS's IRQ and address, the game will load, but I 
still won't have get any sound.  Is there any way to get any sound when I 
have both cards installed?  Also, will that message from the police, 
"Drop your weapons," be displayed on the screen when you don't specify a 
sound card?

Thanks...

Tim Gion   AKA  /     \     University of Delaware - Computer Science
			   -Merdion-    E-mail address: 
				\     /          gion@strauss.udel.edu

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 02:04:55 -0700 (MST)
From: Keith McIntyre-ELlis <kmellis@santafe.edu>
Subject: Windows WAV Recording...

This question has popped up on the digest before, but I haven't seen an
answer to it yet...

I have a strange problem of Windows 3.1 crashing when I attempt to record
a sound using *any* sound recorder for Windows. (This includes any program
trying to read incoming sounds- such as IN3 voice recognition demo) The
result is just a blank screen and I have to do a *hardware reset*!

I know that there are several of us with this weird problem- I've seen
postings here (at least once on the last few months) and on CompuServe
with exactly the same symptons as I've described...

Matthew Arbeid (who I've heard has left Gravis?) had no idea what to do
about this problem. His suggestion was to re-install Windoze, so I tried that.

Well, I just renamed my real Win directory, and installed a minimal
installation onto another logical drive. Then added the GUS drivers, and
*voila!* it worked. Here's where it gets weird though...

I then moved the contents of my old /windows and /windows/system
subdirectories to a temporary place fro safe keeping, and copied the
contents of the new installations into /windows and /windows/system.
Still worked fine. So then I slowly added all the stuff I normally use
(Norton Desktop, etc.), and then found it *wouldn't work again*. Seems
simple enough, huh? Obviously some conflict... Well, what would you say if
I told you that I restored the bare-bones win.ini and system.ini files
(thereby setting my configuration to one that worked), and *it still crashed*!

Does anybody know what might be causing this?? 

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 11:49:15 -0700 (MST)
From: Derek the Dweebosaurus <dng@med.ucalgary.ca>
Subject: X-wing pistol patch

This may have been asked before, but

can anyone tell me in which directory of EPAS the pistol patch for Xwing to
make the guns sound better? I looked for hours in the midi and patches
directory and could not find it. When I log on through FTP it is very slow
so I have to wait a few minutes for each directory to be sent. Which is
the exact directory in which I can find it?
Thanks a lot

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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 93 11:02:31 +0100
From: akerkh%smtp@htshlo.HZeeland.nl



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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 93 11:07:33 +0100
From: akerkh%smtp@htshlo.HZeeland.nl



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