Lenovo 4304493 manual Max, Digital

Ÿ	For	Warp	Version 4:	Click on Next .
4	Click on	OK	when installation is complete.

5Restart your computer.

6Insert the Option Diskette (provided) into the diskette drive.

7 Open OS/2 System and then Drive .

8Open the diskette drive (drive A or B) into which you inserted the diskette.

9Run MINSTALL.EXE on the Option Diskette.

Ÿ	For	Warp	Version	3:	Select	the	Warp	3	directory	on	the
	MINSTALL		window.
Ÿ	For	Warp	Version	4:	Select	the	Warp	4	directory	on	the
	MINSTALL		window.

10 Select	20X	Max	Portable		CD-ROM		Drive	Stereo Model			and
then	click	on Install .
11Click	on	Yes	on	the	window		displaying		message		Change
MMPM2-CONFIG.SYS.
12 Check	that	the	number		of	devices is		1	on	the	Multimedia
Installation		window		and	click	on	OK .
13 Click	on	OK	in	the	window		displaying		the	message
MMPM2-CONFIG.SYS has been changed.

14 Click

on

OK

in

the window displaying the message MMPM2

multimedia installation successful.

15 Restart

your

computer.

You can now use the

stereo model functions with OS/2

Warp.

Duplicate

Sound

Functions

Even

if

sound

functions

have

already

been

installed

in

your computer,

with

OS/2

you

can

install

additional

sound

functions

for

the

stereo

model.

If

the

existing

sound

functions include

the

Digital

Audio

and MIDI

tabs

in

Multimedia

folder,

install

the

stereo

model

withDigital

Audio

2

and MIDI 2

tabs.

Note:

If

you

already

have

installed

another

audio

device,

you

might

need

to

use

theDigital

Audio

3

and

MIDI

3

tabs

in

the

Multimedia

folder

instead

of

Digital

Audio

2

orMIDI

2 .

To

work

with

.WAV

and

MIDI

files

using

the

stereo

model,

click

on

Digital

Audio

2

orMIDI

2 .

You

can

assign

specific

sounds

to

system

events,

for

example

having

a

chime

sound

when

you

close

a

window. If you want to

assign

sounds

to

system

events

using

the

stereo model, or if you

want

to have

the

computer

use

the

CD-ROM

drive

automatically

when

you

open

files

with WAV or MID extensions,

set

up

OS/2 according

to

following

steps.

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