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I purchased a parallel to MIDI converter about 18 months ago and have since been successfully using it on Windows 3.11 and now on Windows 95 with my TP750. If you wish to use the device during a session, then the converter must be connected to the parallel port when the computer boots so that the converter is correctly initialized. It allows both the playing of MIDI music on my electronic keyboard and also the recording of material from the keyboard. The converter can either be powered from the parallel cable or from a separate voltage converter. IMO, the beauty of this approach is that the device is quickly transferred between any standard IBM-compatible computer. You may be more restricted if you use a PC-Card device. E-mail me if you need more information. Myron Oleskiw myron.oleskiw@nrc.ca ---------- From: owner-thinkpad To: Michael Redmond Cc: thinkpad; Alan Sukiennik Subject: RE: Has Anyone Ever External Midi'd a 755CD Date: Wednesday, September 18, 1996 10:54 How bout putting MIDI on a 701c, has anyone done that. 701 has a port replicator, but no game port. Is it even possible to use the MIDI on TP701? ============ Stephen