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At 01:37 AM 7/28/95 -0400, you wrote: >Hi all, > > The Thinkpad i bought was used, and came without any software or the >manuals. I was able to download most of the software for it from Ibm's >ftp server. However i have a couple questions which a couple of you >guys might be able to help me out with. Has anyone been able to get >Doom/Heretic any newer games at all to use sound? They all ask for >a standard set of values.. Like Interrupt, Dma, Etc.. Since i bought >this used without manuals i have no idea of what kind of sound hardware >it has, and where it resides... I tried using the Tpaudio software, but >it dosent work right because i don't know the Interrupts, Dma, etc for >this sound chip in my Tp. If anyone can help me through this i would >really appreciate it... Its a TP750ce... > >Randy > > The sound chips in the TP750 are fine for MS-Windows, but the Soundblaster compatibility program is software only and will _not_ work with the MS-DOS "extenders" which are so popular in newer ms-dos arcade games like Doom, Decent, etc. The point is, unfortunately, nobody has gotten sound effects to work with Doom/Heretic. IBM has lost interest in it since the newer 755CE/CD/CX etc notebooks with the MWave chip can hardware emulate a Soundblaster and thus work with Doom, etc. Note that many MS-DOS games which do not utilize a 32-bit dos extender work fairly well with the 750 software soundblaster compatibility program. "Wolfenstein 3D" sound runs just fine on the 750, for example, as do many of the Sierra adventure games (i played Police Quest 3 for a while on a 750C and got the sound effects). Sorry --------- Todd Tannenbaum CAE Model Advanced Facility email: tannenba@engr.wisc.edu ph: 608-262-3118