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bill@cv.hp.com (Bill Frolik) writes:
> What's going on here: I've got an SB Pro in a 25 MHz 386 with 16 Mb of
> RAM, and have been playing around with a few Windows programs that work
> with MIDI files.  On more than several occasions I've run into the
> following problem: Load a MIDI file into Microsoft's Media Player (the
> thing that comes with Windows 3.1) 


	That's probably you're problem. I've found that most thing's that come 
with Windows are complete Junk. I was using the Windows Midi driver thing 
along with the one that came with Cakewalk, and NOTHING worked. So I asked
a friend and he said: Lose the WIndows Midi, it's a waste. I do, and have had
NO problmes. I've even downloaded in the background while composing.

	This may not fix your problem specifically, but I suggest that if 
you're partially serious about midi under windows, go out and buy a real 
program for under windows (I thoroughly suggest Cakewalk for Windows).

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