GUS Daily Digest            Tue, 19 Apr 94  9:37 PST     Volume 12: Issue  19 

Today's Topics:
					 16-bit recording db problems
					 CD-ROM in windows? (2 msgs)
							  CD For GUS
							CD play in Win
							CD ROM help...
						  CGW "blind tests"
				Gateway P5-60 SBOS and mouse problems
					   general questions on GUS
					   GUS Daily Digest V12 #17
				  GUS Daily Digest V12 #18 (2 msgs)
						   Masters Of Orion
					Media Player = audio CD player
							Media Player?
					  Media Player DOES play CDs
				   Media Player IS a CDROM player!
						   NWDOS 7 & Megaem
				Please add me to the GUS mailing list
					  Resigning from conference
					Sierra Drivers (Some news!!!)
							Sim City 2000

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: Tue, 19 Apr 1994 19:30:33 +0000
From: Chrysolite <chrys@ozspace.brisnet.org.au>
Subject: 16-bit recording db problems

On Wed, 6 Apr 1994 chris.yuzik@gravis.com wrote:

> To:CHRYS@OZSPACE.BRISNET.ORG.AU
 ..
> >I am looking for information on the 16-bit daughterboard - could you 
> >please answer a few questions...
 ..
> This option card will only work an UltraSound V2.2, V2.4, and V3.4.
 ..

Ok...  I received it today; I have an UltraSound V2.2.  On the box it says
`Ultrasound Card Required For v2.4/v3.4/v3.7'?  When I try to plug it into
the UltraSound, C57 on the UltraSound collides with the bank of C4, C5, C9
and C23 on the DB.   Do I need a different board for V2.2?   The capacitor
doesn't want to bend over;  C57 is right in the  middle of the bank of the
other four on the DB.

Thanks in advance,

-Jason L. Williams

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Date: Mon, 18 Apr 94 17:20:59 EDT
From: "Burns Fisher, VMS Engineering  18-Apr-1994 1724" <fisher@skylab.enet.dec.com>
Subject: CD-ROM in windows?

>$  Greets lads,
>$  
>$  I've got a Panasonic CD-ROM drive, thats been driven by a dedicated
>$  controller card and the audio is being piped through the GUS. In DOS,
>$  I can get the cd-audio to work, but in windows (through media player)
>$  I cant get the cd-rom to work??
>$  
>$  Any suggestions?? Thanx heaps in advance.
>
>Surprise!  Media Player is not a CD ROM player, so it will never play
>music CDs, with any sound card.  You want to get a separate program for
>that.


Surprise again!  The Media Player can play CD orange-book stuff if the CD driver 
is installed.  Poke around in the Driver applet in the control panel.

Burns

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Date: Tue, 19 Apr 1994 10:24:29 -0500 (CDT)
From: vic@cd.com (Vic Serbe x237)
Subject: Re: CD-ROM in windows?

Mike Batchelor writes:
> 
> Date: Sun, 17 Apr 1994 18:06:54 -0700 (PDT)
> From: mikebat@netcom.com (Mike Batchelor)
> Subject: Re: CD play in Win, CD crash, Netware crash, etc.
> 
> Not the GUS Server once wrote...
> $  
> $  ------------------------------
> $  
> $  Date: Sat, 16 Apr 1994 07:47:45 +0800 (WST)
> $  From: Roderick Nasir DAVID <ruffus@tartarus.uwa.edu.au>
> $  Subject: CD-ROM in windows?
> $  
> $  Greets lads,
> $  
> $  I've got a Panasonic CD-ROM drive, thats been driven by a dedicated
> $  controller card and the audio is being piped through the GUS. In DOS,
> $  I can get the cd-audio to work, but in windows (through media player)
> $  I cant get the cd-rom to work??
> $  
> $  Any suggestions?? Thanx heaps in advance.
> 
> Surprise!  Media Player is not a CD ROM player, so it will never play
> music CDs, with any sound card.  You want to get a separate program for
> that.

Ummm, Surprise... incorrect!  I've used Media Player to run my cdrom
and it works fine.  You just go into the devices menu and select CD
audio.

> -- 
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> mikebat@netcom.com  | xuniLesUxuniLesUxuniLesUxuniLesUxuniLesUxuniLesUxuniLesU
>  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

-- 
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Central Data Corp. - Makers of the scsiTerminal Server
800/482-0315 or (+1) 217/359-8010 (FAX-6904)

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Date: Mon, 18 Apr 1994 12:39:21 -0500 (EST)
From: DINESH@Vax2.Concordia.CA
Subject: CD For GUS

Hi Fellow GUSERS,

	I would like to purchase a CD ROM, but I am not sure 
what model I should get.  Does anyone have any idea about a good
one that work well with the GUS.  THANKS

	*****HAPPY GUSING*****   DINESH

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Date: Mon, 18 Apr 94 16:19:00 CDT
From: "GUS RuleZ!" <rdj@iastate.edu>
Subject: Re: CD play in Win

/From: mikebat@netcom.com (Mike Batchelo/r)
/Subject: Re: CD play in Win, CD crash, Netware crash, etc.

/$  I've got a Panasonic CD-ROM drive, thats been driven by a dedicated
/$  controller card and the audio is being piped through the GUS. In DOS,
/$  I can get the cd-audio to work, but in windows (through media player)
/$  I cant get the cd-rom to work??
/$  
/$  Any suggestions?? Thanx heaps in advance.

/Surprise!  Media Player is not a CD ROM player, so it will never play
/music CDs, with any sound card.  You want to get a separate program for
/that.

Surprise!!  Media Player does many things included as a CD Audio player.
Just install the CD AUDIO MCI driver, and it will play any CD audio.

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Date: Tue, 19 Apr 1994 20:55:36 +0800 (WST)
From: Roderick Nasir DAVID <ruffus@tartarus.uwa.edu.au>
Subject: CD ROM help...

Greets lads,

Thanx for the help for the cd-rom drive. Tremendous effort!! 
Hatts off to all who helped. Oh yeah, this is what me mate Andrew had 
to say about the problem. He doesnt know how to post here, so
I'd thought i'd do it for him....Cheers mate...*grin*

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From: Andrew MCDONALD <ANDREWM@HALLS1.CC.MONASH.EDU.AU>
Subject: Playing CDs with Media Player.
To: ruffus@tartarus.uwa.edu.au
Organization: Monash University, Clayton

Hi

When you run Windows Media Player, click the Device menu. If you 
have set up the cdrom in windows correctly you should see CD Audio 
as one of the devices. If you don't see that, the way to set the cdrom 
up is:

1. Run Control Panel
2. Click the Drivers icon
3. Press Add...
4. Click the MCI CD Audio option
5. Windows will probably ask for one of it's installation disks
6. Then, you should get the message something like "CD device 
found. Redbook installation complete" 
7. Go to media player and check if CD audio is installed as one of 
the devices
 

And as they say...   Happy GUSing!

* I love my Ultrasound! *

Andrew McDonald
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ONYA ANDREW!!!!!! :) :) :) :) :) :)  I love it too! 

Nas
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Date: Mon, 18 Apr 1994 16:01:40 -0400 (EDT)
From: gt0074b@prism.gatech.edu
Subject: CGW "blind tests"

  In response to an article posted by mrogers@afit.af.mil
about "blind test" comparisons of various sound cards,
I question CGW's testing system and the software they used.
I bought an Aria sound card before (and after!) my GUS.  It's
a long story, but I don't have an Aria anymore.  The Aria had 512K
of samples in ROM and no RAM for onboard samples.  MIDI songs
sounded absolutely horrendous.  Not only was the Aria's amp of
lower quality, the samples were barely better than FM
synthesized garbage.  I can't speak for the other wavetable
cards, but the GUS is definitely better than the Aria 512K.
CGW must have tested the GUS entirely using SBOS, or the
tested subjects were paid off by Sierra Semiconductor.

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Date: Tue, 19 Apr 94 00:46:41 CDT
From: Joe G. Thompson <jgt1@ERC.MsState.Edu>
Subject: Re: Gateway P5-60 SBOS and mouse problems

>Date: Sun, 17 Apr 1994 18:06:54 -0700 (PDT)
>From: mikebat@netcom.com (Mike Batchelor)
>Subject: Re: CD play in Win, CD crash, Netware crash, etc.
>
> $  For those of you experiencing trouble with SBOS on Gateway Pentium systems:
> $  
> $  The problem appears to be caused by a flaw in the implementation of the PS/2
> $  mouse port, which seems to grab the NMI even after SBOS redirects it.  The
> $  solution is to switch to using a serial mouse.  I have tested this myself with
> $  a couple of different games and it seems to work consistantly.
>
> Very interesting.  Did this happen with ALL versions of the Microsoft
> Mouse driver?  The new Mouse.exe (not .com) v9.00 re-grabs its hardware
> interrupt also at inappropriate times.  This unconventional behavior has
> caused problems for QEMM's Stealth feature, and also for DESQview's mouse
> driver.  Quarterdeck suggests using mouse.COM (shipped with some clone MS
> mice) v9.00, or any mouse driver version 7.00 to 8.20, none of which
> exhibit this rude and unneccesary behavior.  To redirect an interrupt away
> from programs that have hooked it beneath yours is guaranteed to cause
> problems, regardless of any imagined benefits from this "procedure".

The mouse driver I'm using is Microsoft v9.01 (mouse.exe).  It came with
the Gateway system.  Curiously enough, the same driver works when used with
a serial mouse and only misbehaves with a bus mouse.

I've heard some suggestions that an earlier version of the mouse driver may
help the problem, but I've been unable to locate anything older.  I may have
tried a Genius mouse driver at one point, but I don't remember what version it
was.  I would be interested in hearing if anyone had solved the problem this
way.

Joe
jgt1@ra.msstate.edu

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Date: Mon, 18 Apr 1994 10:32:45 -0700
From: akumar@hposl00.cup.hp.com (Arun)
Subject: general questions on GUS

Hi,

I bought the GUS over the weekend. Right now I am totally
fascinated  by the crystal clear sound. 

My board version is 3.4. There are 2 internal audio connectors 
on the board - 3 pin and 4 pin respectively.  

Questions:
1. Can you use only one of the internal connectors?
2. Does anyone have a pin-out diagram describing each connector? 

I would like a audio cable from the Mitsumi CD-ROM to the GUS.
Currently the cable is hooked to the interface card. 
I think the audio cable provided by the CD-ROM is lousy  because
the output from the CD-ROM interface card has lot of hum (when
hooked to my home stereo). Any suggestions on where I could get a
good audio cable to connect the Mitsumi CD-ROM and  the GUS.
  

  Thanks a lot.
  Arun

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Date: Mon, 18 Apr 1994 17:09:16 -0400 (EDT)
From: Phat H Tran <ptran@sciborg.uwaterloo.ca>
Subject: Re: GUS Daily Digest V12 #17

> Date: Sat, 16 Apr 94 15:02:32 EDT
> From: "NEMO G DE FURIA" <cs911084@red.ariel.cs.yorku.ca>
> Subject: a couple more GUS0041 woes
> 
> Hi again,
>  
> A few more problems I just noticed after my gus0041 installation:
>  
> 1)  Tremolo strings are gone!  The default.cfg mentions them, but I don't
>     have the patch file anymore.  Does anyone know where I can get it,
>     without breaking out my old disks again?

The gus0041 installation doesn't delete any files, so if you don't have
tremstr.pat now, then you've never had it.  Likely, a new default.cfg
was copied over which mentions tremstr.pat, while your old default.cfg
used marcato.pat in its place.  Tremstr.pat can be found in gus0034.zip,
which, in turn, can be found on the usual sites in ../gravis/patches.

> 2)  The gunshot still sounds like a ring whistle; how do I remedy this one?

Grab guns.zip and copy pistol.pat over top of ringwhsl.pat.

> Date: Sat, 16 Apr 94 15:41:09 EDT
> From: jeffow@aol.com
> Subject: Doom Stuff
> 
> Exactly HOW and WHICH file do you edit to get more than 4 channels in DOOM?

Don't bother.  The "32 channels in DOOM/Raptor" business is a red herring.

> Also, anybody know when the new version of doom is coming out which will
> support the GUS better than v1.2?

Supposedly, iD are working on a v1.3.

> Date: Sat, 16 Apr 1994 15:28:02 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Shane Conder <saconder@olympus.net>
> Subject: gus
> 
> I'm having trouble getting sound out of sc2000.  I read the readme and did
> what it said (sbos, no memory managers) but that didn't work.  SB sound
> would be ok, but SC2000 has support for roland cards, which would be
> better for music.  Anyone know of a way to get sound out of this game?  

Download gail3214.zip from the GUS archive mirrors (listed at the end
of the digest) and install the GUS drivers into the game for native
GUS support.

> Date: Sat, 16 Apr 1994 16:54:06 -0700 (PDT)
> From: "Peter C. Chien Jr." <pchienjr@ocf.Berkeley.EDU>
> Subject: GUS's technology
> 
> Notice how the GUS does MPEG compression on board (somebody said) and 

The GUS doesn't do MPEG compression on board.  Don't believe everything
you read, especially if what you read is sourced from PC Mag. :)

> that it can process sound without loading the CPU.  So does that mean 
> that the GF1 chip is a DSP?  If it walks like a DSP and talks like a DSP, 

The GF1 is a DSP, but it's not programmable.  It single-mindedly goes
about synthesizing waveforms and can't be made to do anything else.

> Date: Sat, 16 Apr 1994 20:30:10 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Rath <cllym@ucdavis.edu>
> Subject: Re: GUS Daily Digest V12 #16
> 
> Is the 16 bit daughterboard out yet?

Yes.

> Date: Sat, 16 Apr 1994 19:07:49 -0500 (CDT)
> From: Antonio Guia <guia@cc.umanitoba.ca>
> Subject: Problems: constant clicking
> 
> While the computer is turned on, there's an occasional click which comes
> through the speakers (or short boom actually)   It sounds the same as when
> i pull the plug out of the microphone.  This happens regardless of whether
> i have the input line or the microphone line plugged in, or enabled, but i
> haven't checked whether it also goes out through the line-out.

Pops on power-up and initialization are the norm (especially power-ups)
for audio equipment.  

> I'm not sure what is causing it, i've taken my computer apart and made
> sure everything is seated correctly and configured to non-conflicting
> addresses, irq's and dma's.

What's causing it is the surge that accompanies the closing of a
previously open circuit.  You can't do anything about it, except
making sure that your speakers/amp are the last things you turn
on.

> Date: Sat, 16 Apr 1994 12:47:18 -0400 (EDT)
> From: gt0074b@prism.gatech.edu (P.Chen)
> Subject: ultrinit.sys error
> 
>   I've been getting a "Too many block devices" error from my
> config.sys when it gets the device "ultrinit.sys".  The line
> looks like:
>   DEVICEHIGH /L2:....  =c:\ultrasnd\ultrinit.sys ultrasnd=220,5,5,7,7
> 
> Any ideas?

The simple solution is to not load ultrinit.sys at all.  It's not 
needed by any piece of software I'm aware of.  Or you can try
removing the devicehigh business since ultrinit.sys isn't a TSR.

Phat.

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Date: Mon, 18 Apr 1994 20:23:16 -0500 (CDT)
From: Antonio Guia <guia@cc.umanitoba.ca>
Subject: Re: GUS Daily Digest V12 #18

$  While the computer is turned on, there's an occasional click which ...
$ vlb IDE controller, answering machine at 0x220, 2400/9600 fax/modem on 
$ ULTRASND=220,7,6,11,5 
|Sure you got everything?  What about the answering machine at 0x220? 
|Does the click coincide with the telephone ringing? :)

oops.    That was meant to be 0x2A0 for the answering maching, and it only
takes it up to 0x2A7.   There shouldn't be any kind of interference from
them.  I've removed the ultrasound drivers from windows (the gus0041
version) and found that the problem goes away.  I will try to find updated
drivers somewhere which do not do this on my system, or try to download
the drivers from pmak110 and see if the problem goes away WITH the drivers
loaded.  

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Date: Tue, 19 Apr 1994 16:13:13 -1000 (GMT-10:00)
From: Paul Murgatroyd <s1114@kowande.bond.edu.au>
Subject: Re: GUS Daily Digest V12 #18

> Surprise!  Media Player is not a CD ROM player, so it will never play
> music CDs, with any sound card.  You want to get a separate program for
> that.


Actually, it will! If you have installed the MCI CD-Audio driver off
your windows disks, media player will support cd-audio, and you will be
able to play music off your cd-rom. It does not provide a very nice
interface for cd-audio, but it does work.


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Date: Mon, 18 Apr 1994 14:56:51 -0600 (CDT)
From: hch1615@tam2000.tamu.edu (Hwa Cheng Ho)
Subject: Masters Of Orion

I have downloaded MOO_GUS.zip and followed the instructions to the letter yet mysystem still crashes.  I have tried changing Ultrasnd IRQ but it never passes 
the test of setgus.  It always gives me some weird remark about not finding the
sbos vector or a failure to detect this or that.  Anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks for Assist
Hwa Ho  GIG'EM AGGIES........WHOOP!

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Date: Mon, 18 Apr 1994 21:36:10 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Peter C. Chien Jr." <pchienjr@ocf.Berkeley.EDU>
Subject: Media Player = audio CD player

$  Date: Sat, 16 Apr 1994 07:47:45 +0800 (WST) $ From: Roderick Nasir
DAVID <ruffus@tartarus.uwa.edu.au> $ Subject: CD-ROM in windows?  $ Greets
lads, $ I've got a Panasonic CD-ROM drive, thats been driven by a
dedicated $ controller card and the audio is being piped through the GUS.
In DOS, $ I can get the cd-audio to work, but in windows (through media
player) $ I cant get the cd-rom to work?? $ Any suggestions?? Thanx heaps
in advance.  Surprise!  Media Player is not a CD ROM player, so it will
never play music CDs, with any sound card.  You want to get a separate
program for
that.

Surprise again to the above surpriser!  Media Player does have an option 
to play CD audio, but only if you've installed the driver for it.  Go 
under drivers in Control Panel, and there should be a driver titled 
"[MCI] CD Audio" along with other [MCI] drivers that came with Windows.  
If it's not there, try to reinstall install Windows (v3.1 is what I have).

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Date: Mon, 18 Apr 1994 21:08:44 -0700 (PDT)
From: seligman@netcom.com (Scott Seligman)
Subject: Media Player?

> $  I've got a Panasonic CD-ROM drive, thats been driven by a dedicated
> $  controller card and the audio is being piped through the GUS. In DOS,
> $  I can get the cd-audio to work, but in windows (through media player)
> $  I cant get the cd-rom to work??
> $  
> $  Any suggestions?? Thanx heaps in advance.
> 
> Surprise!  Media Player is not a CD ROM player, so it will never play
> music CDs, with any sound card.  You want to get a separate program for
> that.

WHAT?!??!  I can go into Media Player right now, select CD Audio under 
type, and play audio CD's to my heart's content...
-- 
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|My opinions are just that, redirect flames to /dev/null please.|
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Date: Mon, 18 Apr 1994 12:36:09 -0700 (PDT)
From: Don Munsil <dmunsil@netcom.com>
Subject: Media Player DOES play CDs

The Media Player in Windows CAN be used as a simple CD-audio controller. 
Just install the CD-Audio driver that comes on the Windows 3.1 disks. All 
decent CD-ROM drivers should support the audio control API, so it should 
work fine. All you get is play, pause, track forward, track back, and 
stop, but that's all you really need.

--Don

 -----------------------------------------------------
Don Munsil          | I respect faith, but doubt is
dmunsil@netcom.com  | what gets you an education.
don@elseware.com    |                 -- Wilson Mizner

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Date: Tue, 19 Apr 1994 10:19:11 GMT
From: Clarke Brunt <CLARKE@lsl.co.uk>
Subject: Media Player IS a CDROM player!

>Surprise!  Media Player is not a CD ROM player, so it will never play
>music CDs, with any sound card.  You want to get a separate program for
>that.

Probably one of thousands of messages today to say "Oh yes it is!".
The usual reason for it not offering CD-Audio as one of the Media
choices is that the [MCI] CD Audio driver has not been installed
in Control Panel/Drivers. The driver is on the Windows disks, but
may not be installed unless you had a CD-drive when Windows was
installed.

Certainly you can get other programs which make your screen look like
the control panel of a CD Player, but Media Player does the job,
as it does also with 'Media' not requiring a physical device, such
as .WAV, .MID, .AVI (video), and MicroSoft animation thingies which
come with Encarta and whose file extension I cannot remember.

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Date: Tue, 19 Apr 94 7:26:04 CDT
From: Daniel A Nielsen <dnielsen@ria-emh2.army.mil>
Subject: NWDOS 7 & Megaem

Well for those waiting for Megaem to be modified to work with NWDOS 7 (Novell),
you can use QEMM from Quarterdeck.  Its cheaper than buying a Sound Blaster,
maybe.  At least it doesn't take up a memory slot.

regards
dan

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Date: Tue, 19 Apr 1994 14:19:21 +0200 (GMT+0200)
From: webb@elrond.sun.ac.za (Alan Webber)
Subject: Please add me to the GUS mailing list

Thanks, I'd appreciate it...
-- 
Alan Webber - aka webb@elrond.sun.ac.za
Stellenbosch University
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Date: Mon, 18 Apr 94 18:49 BST-1
From: Colin Spittles <cspittles@cix.compulink.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Resigning from conference

In-Reply-To: <199404181717.AA16848@gaia.ucs.orst.edu>
Thank-you for your Daily Digests. I believe I can now cope with my
Gravis Ultrasound Card.

Best regards
C. Spittles

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Date: Mon, 18 Apr 1994 20:45:20 -0300 (ADT)
From: Jurassic Mark <markus@info.umoncton.ca>
Subject: Sierra Drivers (Some news!!!)

Hey people!!!

	Here's what came to me from Sierra On-Line.  Get ready, people.  
It's coming!

------BEGIN------
Hey Mark!

Did a little digging... a few phone calls.... heres what I turned up

		  The Gravis drivers were finished about 3 weeks ago but as
		  yet have not been officially QAed. There was some delay to smooth out
		  some tech           issues. Hopefully the QA process will be quick.

I have a call to the QA dept now.... I'll let ya know if I hear anything.

Keep on Gaming!
-----END------

		 Marc Y. Paulin - Jurassic Mark (Usenet) - J-Mark (IRC)
			  Graduating CS student in search of a job...
   - markus@clement.info.umoncton.ca (Talk 'n Mail) - (506)856-9518 -
 Inertia Player Beta Tester - Author of the G-List for Ultrasound owners

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Date: Tue, 19 Apr 1994 12:08:51 -0400 (EDT)
From: Bryon Thur <bhthur@watarts.uwaterloo.ca>
Subject: Sim City 2000

 I'm sorry for asking this again (I remember seeing info on it not too 
long ago, but ignored it), but how is it possible to get sound playing 
SC2000. I have tried setting the sound options at a number of different 
settings, and have played around with the IRQ's etc, but no luck.  

 Bryon

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