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> I happen to have 48MB of RAM on my 760ED and have had absolutely > no luck getting it to work. Try something like this - start whatever comm program, connect via the modem and then after it's all running ready to use start a MIDI program. This works for me, in fact pretty well. I can't remember what www sites sent MIDI but this works a lot better, I can leave the Super Jam demo playing and go use the modem without any apparent problem. Maybe having the modem actually running prevents it from getting unloaded/replaced by the MWave MIDI functions? To be sure this is all with V2.22 of the MWave software and Win 3.11. Billy Y.. > -----Original Message----- > From: billy@MIX.COM [SMTP:billy@MIX.COM] > Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 1997 6:07 PM > To: thinkpad@cs.utk.edu > Subject: Re: 28.8 & MIDI > > Has anyone been sucessful at getting MIDI sound to work while connected at > > 28.8BPS using the mwave modem on a TP 760ED? > My 755CE works using the latest MWave software but it can get > pretty scary at times. I usually have a window of Netscape or > whatever on the top 4/5 of the screen and some minimized stuff > along the bottom (clock, fuel, modem, TCP/IP kernel, etc) and > sometimes all these little icons change color, pictures become > blank, etc - that is it looks like the Thinkpad or MWave can > just barely keep up with it all. Visually it'd make a great > effect in a science fiction movie - but it does work... This > doesn't happen every time but it does often enough. > I also have 24MB of memory which I'm sure helps - I looked at > how much was used after one of these little episodes and there > was only about 1MB free. > Billy Y..