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jonas@udac.uu.se (Jonas Fogelberg) writes:

>In article <1992Apr12.165044.2718@vax1.umkc.edu> khill@vax1.umkc.edu writes:


>>       About a week ago I bought a SoundBlaster.  Since that time, I have
>>been sucking down files from every FTP sight that I got a reference to.  Not
>>to mention every NEWS GROUP that I thought might possibly have a discussion
>>on the SoundBlaster.  Well, to no avail, I have not found what I wanted so,
>>I realize this is probably a common question, I need info on how to program
>>the SoundBlaster -- IMHO, $150 for the card, a decent set of speakers, and
>>a decent mic needs a little more use than just to play video games.

>...<text deleted>


>You can buy the SoundBlaster Developers Kit for DOS or Windows from Creative 
>Labs. It cost around $100 I think. We have used the Windows version and it 
>is quite simple to use and it has good documentation, with several examples.

>Hope this helps,

	I'm afraid the original poster really said a lot with few
words when he said "$150 for the cards...more use than just to play
video games."
	IMHO Creative Labs must be the epitome of the arrogant 
Corporation, if they think the deserve $100 for their development
kit.  From what I hear it's no good, anyway.

	In an earlier post, I mistakenly gave people bogus info on
how to subscribe to the Sound Blaster PROGRAMMER's mailing list.
The way to subscribe is: mail this message:
SUBSCRIBE BLASTER {your name goes  here}
to: listserv@porter.geo.brown.edu
Example, I would send SUBSCRIBE BLASTER Heath Hunnicutt

	Administrative questions should be directed to Joel Plutchak,
plutchak@porter.geo.brown.edu.

See ya,
Heath

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