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As I've been confronted with these questions quite often, here are the answers to most
of them:
Q: Is there an NT version of MultiMID?
A: Sorry, but no. For the time being, I haven't planned one.
Q: I want to install MultiMID under Windows 98. How can I do
that?
A: In Windows 98, Microsoft has changed the installation
routine a bit from WIndows 95. To install MultiMID under Windows 98,
| open the Control Panel |
| select Hardware (even if that sounds a bit paradox) |
| go through PnP hardware detection (won't find anything, but you can't skip it) |
| then, when asked whether non-PnP devices should be detected, click "Select Hardware
from List" |
| select "Audio, Video, and Game Controller" |
| on the following dialog, there's a "Have Disk" button. Select that. |
| on the following dialog, enter the path to the temporary directory in which you
extracted MultiMID, or put the installation diskette in drive A:. |
| select the desired version of MultiMID from the following list (not very hard in the
demo version ;-)) and press OK; this starts the MultiMID installation. |
Q: Ich installed MultiMID under Windows 98, but since I did
so, on every system start I'm greeted by a message stating that MMIDCTL could not be
loaded. What does that mean?
A: For some reason unknown to me, the installation routine,
as simple as it may be, doesn't always work perfectly. Theoretically, it should install
MMIDCTL.EXE in the Windows SYSTEM directory... but sometimes, it doesn't. If this message
appears, you should copy MMIDCTL.EXE into the SYSTEM directory by hand. After restarting
Windows, the message should go away and MultiMID should work.
F: How can I deinstall MultiMID?
A: The easiest way to deinstall MultiMID is to edit
SYSTEM.INI in the main Windows directory. In the [Drivers] section
there's an entry MIDIx=multimid.drv; if you comment that out or
remove it and restart Windows, MultiMID won't get loaded any more and can be removed from
the disk. If you're using Windows 3.1, you can remove MultiMID from within the Drivers
entry in Control Panel.
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Last update: 11/03/01 |
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