
                          Additional Information

                       Multimedia Pro 16AE Ver 0.60


   This file contains additional information and changes about the
   various software that was not available at printing time.


   CD-ROM Drive Support
   ====================

   Although the sound card is not designed with any CD-ROM drive
   connector, the configuration program supports the installation of the  
   Aztech IDE CD-ROM driver (Refer to your Aztech CD-ROM drive's manual
   for installation details).

   The bundled CD-ROM device driver supports only the following drive:

   Driver           CD-ROM Model
   ------           ------------
   SGIDECD.SYS -   Aztech CDA268-03I
                   Aztech CDA268-03ISE 
                   Aztech CDA468-01I

   
   Using Digital (.WAV) Audio with DOS 6.x's DoubleSpace*
   ======================================================

   The DoubleSpace utility included with DOS 6.x can cause problems
   if you attempt to play or record "high data rate" (i.e.: stereo/
   44.1kHz/16-bit) digital audio to or from a compressed disk.

   Therefore, if you anticipate that you will be playing or recording
   a lot of stereo/44.1kHz/16-bit digital audio, you should set up a
   non-compressed drive partition and configure the audio application
   to use this drive as their Work and Temp directories. 

   For information on setting up a non-compressed partition for your
   hard drive, refer to your DOS 6.x Users Guide. 

   *The same procedure should be followed if you are using Stacker, a
   third-party disk compression utility.


   Notes About Using EMM386.EXE
   ============================

   When running applications with EMM386.EXE installed, the following
   error message may appear:

      "EMM386 DMA buffer is too small"

   You can overcome this problem in two ways:

      - remove the EMM386.EXE entry from the CONFIG.SYS file

      OR

      - add the following parameter to the EMM386.EXE entry in the
        CONFIG.SYS file:

           D=64

           where D specifies how many kilobytes of memory should be
           reserved for buffered Direct Memory Access (DMA).

        An example of this may be:

           C:\WINDOWS\EMM386.EXE D=64

         
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