Will Honea wrote in a message to Roy J. Tellason:
 WH> Roy J. Tellason wrote to Will Honea on 04-28-1998
RT>  WH> Not sure about the card you have, but to use my SB16, I have to 
RT>  WH> go into Windows and install sound for Winodows before it's seen 
RT>  WH> by both OS/2 and Winos2.
RT> 
RT> Can you be more specific here?
 WH> Get the Windows drivers for your sound card.  Open a Winos2 
 WH> session and run SETUP - just as you would under normal windows.
Gotcha.  Now all I need to do is find that floppy...  :-)
RT> So that means I need to go into settings and give it exclusive 
RT> access to it when it wants it?
 WH> Nope, it will do that anyway :-{  What it means is that you 
 WH> make sound OPTIONAL for all Winos2 sessions and live with the 
 WH> bitch screens (3 of 'em) if the sound card is busy when you 
 WH> open one.
 WH> As for you 'unexpected DOS error', I seem to recall that you 
 WH> tried to install some Win program and things got screwy after 
 WH> that.  Probably got a partial install of Win32s1.30 - darned 
 WH> programs want to put it on whether you want it or not - with 
 WH> the result some of your WIN system files are garbled.  Best way 
 WH> to fix it probably to use SELECTIVE UNINSTALL to remove WINOS2 
 WH> support, then re-install that.
That's what I was thinking too.  I looked around for Win32s here,  and what I 
found in the files section here was a 1.2 version,  tried installing that and 
I got through the process okay but that little game they give you wouldn't 
work,  it complains that it can't find a particular DLL file,  something to 
do with the math coprocessor?
Anyway,  I'm about ready to re-do the win install on there to fix the 
problem. Even though I ripped the program out,  it's still looking for it 
somewhere in one of the ini files and still giving me that error message when 
I go into winos2...
email: roy.j.tellason%tanstaaf@frackit.com 
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