Sound Source Driver for Windows 3.1 and Multimedia Windows
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SNDSRC.DRV is a Windows WAVE driver. It requires either:
1) Windows 3.1 or
2) Windows 3.0 with Multimedia Extensions.

Notes:
This driver works well in Standard mode with nearly any computer and
in Enhanced mode with a 25 MHz 386 or faster processor. Using this
driver in Enhanced mode with a slower computer may cause your system
to slow down while WAVE sounds are playing and the sound quality
will suffer.

This driver uses a printer port to play sounds. If a sound is
playing, the printer port will be unavailable until the sound has
finished playing. If the Print Manager (or some other application)
is using the port, the Sound Source driver will NOT play the sound.

Legal Stuff:
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Software and documentation Copyright (c) 1992 John Ridges. All rights
reserved.

This software is distributed AS IS with no warranty expressed or
implied. Accordingly we are not asking you to pay for it. We do ask
that if you use this software you also buy Intermission 3.0, the best
screen saver for Windows.

This driver may be distributed freely so long as:

1) All files are included: SNDSRC.DRV, OEMSETUP.INF and SNDSRC.TXT.
2) No money is charged for this driver other than BBS or disk fees.
Not more than $5.00 may be charged for disk fees.

Instructions for use:
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1) Copy SNDSRC.DRV and OEMSETUP.INF to a floppy disk or temporary
subdirectory on your hard drive.

2) Run the Windows Control Panel. (Usually in the "Main" group.)
Double click the "Drivers" Icon.

3) Click the [Add...] button in the "Drivers" dialog box.

4) Select "Unlisted or Updated Driver" in the list box labeled
"List of Drivers" and click the [OK] button.

5) Type the path to the directory containing SNDSRC.DRV and
OEMSETUP.INF in the edit field and click the [OK] button.

6) Highlight the "Disney Sound Source wave driver" item in the list
box and click the [OK] button.

7) You will see a dialog titled "Sound Source Setup". Select the
port your Sound Source is connected to in the group of radio
buttons titled "Port".

8) Select "Speaker always on" if the Sound Source is connected to a
port not used for printing and you are not running the Sound
Source on battery power. Selecting "Speaker always on" keeps the
Sound Source from making nasty clicking noises when sounds start
playing but it also makes it impossible to print from the port
the Sound Source is connected to.

9) Select "Exclusive playing" if you using a slow computer and want
to try to improve the sound quality. Note that when this option
is selected, Windows will not run programs or respond to the
user while sounds are playing.

10) Click the [OK] button when you're done with setup.

11) Click the [Close] button in the "Drivers" dialog.

12) Restart Windows.

Note:
You should probably also install the [MCI] Sound Driver for
complete functionality with all Multimedia Windows applications.
For instructions, please see your Windows User's Guide.

Misc Info:
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For more information on Intermission see Compuserve Forum WINAPA
(go WINAPA) Library 16 (ICOM Simulations) or call ICOM at
(708)520-4440 or (800)877-4266.

Send comments to John Ridges at CIS 72000,2057.