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TP 755 - Mwave Patch for MacroMedia, >16MB, Windows 95, MIDI-IN, Sierra Games
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Disk Release Date: |
04-08-95 |
Disk Version/Release: |
2.00 |
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Creating the diskette What This Diskette Does This patch is an updated version of the Greater than 16 Meg patch and the Sierra Games patch (combined). It is intended to fix six problems: - The 16 Meg Patch (PAMW44C1) caused MIDI to fail after several start and play attempts. This patch is intended for limited distribution to IBM customers. This patch has received limited testing before release by IBM, therefore we suggest you back up any critical data on your hard drive before applying it. Upon the next release of Mwave code this patch will be obsolete. Macromedia Problem 16 Meg Problem Restrictions: To use this fix, you must make sure that an adequate amount of memory below 16 Meg is available before starting Windows. While this is not usually a problem, it can become a problem if you use programs like SmartDrive and RAM disk utilities that can be configured to use large amounts of extended memory. If you use such utilities, we recommend that you restrict them to using less than 6 Meg of extended memory. Windows 95
MIDI-IN Fix Multiple Stop and Play Attempts after Applying 16Meg Patch Sierra Games Alt-Tab Problem Description
Sierra Games Randomn Hangs Problem Description
After Dark 3.0 and other MIDI GPFs and Hangs Description Patch Scope
Patch Contents NLS-10.ZIP MCIFTDD.H 56695 95-05-04 11:14 PATCH-10.ZIP DISCAPP.EXE 180048 95-02-23 15:14
Installation related files
Patch Prerequisites 2. Users of Macromedia Director versions prior to 4.04.1 must obtain from Macromedia an additional file, MACROMIX.DLL. This file should be put into the same directory as the Director application or any "projector" (stand-alone executable) created with Director. Alternatively, users may upgrade to Director Version 4.04.1. Macromedia Technical Support can be reached at 1-415-252-9080.
Patch Instructions for Windows 95
Patch Instructions for Windows 3.1x/Win-OS2 2. If your computer has more than 16 Meg of RAM, edit the SYSTEM.INI file in the Windows directory. Add the following line to the "MWAVE" section of the SYSTEM.INI file: DMABufferSize=4096 The "DMABufferSize" setting will cause Mwave to reserve a block of memory below 16 Meg for its own use when transferring data to and from the Mwave hardware. This value is in kilobytes, so the above setting actually results in reserving 4 Meg for Mwave's use. If you are not using the MIDI Synthesizer, you can reduce the value to 350. If you see out-of-memory errors from Media Player (or other MIDI application), try increasing the value and then restarting Windows. 3. When install completes, you may start Windows or Win-OS2 and the changes will take effect immediately. Once the image is created, the following files should be present:
Volume in drive A has no label. Directory of A:\ DISCAPP EXE 180048 2-23-95 3:14p |
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DOS/Windows 3.x, Mwave, OS/2, Windows 95 | |
Date Created |
04-08-95 | |
Last Updated |
25-01-99 | |
Revision Date |
09-04-99 | |
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IBM ThinkPad | |
Product Family |
ThinkPad 755CE/CSE, ThinkPad 755CX, ThinkPad 755CV, ThinkPad 755CD, ThinkPad 755CDV | |
Machine Type |
9545 | |
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Various | |
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