100	VIA Audio Line-In
101	VIA Audio CD-Audio
102	VIA Audio FM Synthesis
103	VIA Audio Record
104	VIA Audio Playback
105	VIA Audio Mixer
106	20dB Boost
107	20dB Boost
108	Recording Input Meter
109	Record Meter
110	Recording Input Sources
111	Record Sources
112	Line-In Mute
113	Line Mute
114	CD Audio Mute
115	CD Mute
116	Line-In Mute
117	Line Mute
118	Master Mute
119	Master Mute
122	Microphone Mute
123	Mic Mute
124	FM Synthesis Mute
125	Synth Mute
126	PC Speaker Mute
127	PCBeep Mute
128	Telephone Mute
129	Phone Mute
130	Video Audio Mute
131	Video Mute
132	Voice Input Mute
133	Voicein Mute
134	Wave Input Mute
135	Wavein Mute
136	Wave Output Mute
137	Wave Mute
138	Master Output Sources
139	Output Sources
140	Recording Input Source
141	Record Source
142	Line-In Input Meter
143	Line Meter
144	Microphone Input Meter
145	Mic Meter
146	Line-In Input Meter
147	Line Meter
148	CD Audio Input Meter
149	CD Meter
150	Microphone Input Meter
151	Mic Meter
152	Wave Output Meter
153	Wave Meter
154	Voice Input Source
155	Voice Source
156	3D Center Level
157	3D Center
158	3D Depth Level
159	3D Depth
160	3D Stereo Enhancement
161	3D Stereo
162	Master Bass Level
163	Bass
164	Auxiliary Volume Level
165	Aux Volume
166	CD Audio Volume Level
167	CD Volume
168	Line-In Volume Level
169	Line Volume
170	Microphone Volume Level
171	Mic Volume
172	FM Synthesis Volume Level
173	Synth Volume
174	PC Speaker Volume Level
175	PCBeep Volume
176	Telephone Volume Level
177	Phone Volume
178	Video Volume Level
179	Video Volume
180	Wave Output Volume Level
181	Wave Volume
182	Master Volume Level
183	Master Volume
186	Recording Input Gain
187	Record Gain
188	Master Treble Level
189	Treble
190	Auxiliary Input VOL
191	Aux VOL
192	Microphone Input VOL
193	Mic VOL
194	Auxiliary Input VOL
195	AUX VOL
196	CD Audio Input VOL
197	CD VOL
198	Line-In Input VOL
199	Line VOL
200	Microphone Input VOL
201	Mic VOL
202	FM Synthesis Input VOL
203	Synth VOL
204	Mono Mix Input VOL
205	MMIX VOL
206	Telephone Input VOL
207	Phone VOL
208	Stereo Mix Input VOL
209	SMIX VOL
210	Video Audio Input VOL
211	Video VOL
212	Gain
213	Output Gain Control
214	Playing Volume
215	Vol
216	Recording Volume
217	Rec
218	Voicein Volume
219	Voice
222	Microphone
223	Mic
224	Auxiliary
225	Aux
226	CD Player
227	CD
228	Line-In
229	Line
230	Video Audio
231	Video
232	Telephone
233	Phone
234	Wave Output
235	Wave
236	Synthesizer
237	Synth
238	PC Speaker
239	PC Beep
240	Stereo Mix
241	SMIX
242	Mono Mix
243	MMIX
244	3D Center
245	3D Center
246	3D Depth
247	3D Depth
301	The sound card cannot be found with this DMA Channel.  Check your settings and try again.
302	The sound card cannot be found with this Interrupt.  Check your settings and try again.
303	The sound card cannot be found with this port number.  Check your settings and try again.
304	The MPU401 hardware cannot be found with this port.  Check your settings and try again.
305	The DMA channel is in use by another part of the system.
306	Unexpeced error occurred during installation.  Check your settings and try again.
307	The Interrupt is in use by another part of the system.
308	The MPU401 port address is in use by another part of the system.
310	The port is in use by another part of the system.
311	There was insufficient memory to install the driver.
312	The Sound Blaster 1.X driver is installed for use with your Thunder Card. For your card to work correctly with Windows, you should contact Media Vision for a driver specific to your card.
401	No suitable port is available for the Sound Blaster Card.
402	No suitable interrupt is available for the Sound Blaster Card.
403	No suitable DMA Channels is available for the Sound Blaster Card.
410	The Sound Blaster driver cannot be removed because of a registry access problem.
411	You have insufficient privilege to install, remove or configure the Sound Blaster driver
412	The Sound Blaster driver is busy.  Try closing down volume controls and retrying.  If this doesn't work remove the Sound Blaster driver, reboot and re-install it.
413	An unexpected error has occurred.  Please try again.
414	DMA buffer size must be between 4 and %d.
415	A DMA Buffer of size %d Kilobytes could not be obtained, using %d Kilobytes instead.
500	Disable
501	I/O Address:
502	I/O &Address:
503	Continue
504	OK
505	Help for Continue
2131	Pressing the Continue button will test the port address and attempt to detect which Sound Blaster model is installed.
2132	Pressing the Cancel button exits the configuration dialog and restores your configuration to its original state if possible.
2151	Pressing the OK button tests the configuration.  If the Configuration is OK any changes that you made are saved.  You will have to restart Windows for your changes to take full effect.
2152	Pressing the Cancel button exits the configuration dialog and restores your configuration to its original state if possible.
2171	Pressing the OK button tests the configuration.  If the Configuration is OK any changes that you made are saved.  You will have to restart Windows for your changes to take full effect.
2172	Pressing the Cancel button exits the configuration dialog and restores your configuration to its original state if possible.
2191	Pressing the OK button tests the configuration.  If the Configuration is OK any changes that you made are saved.  You will have to restart Windows for your changes to take full effect.
2192	Pressing the Cancel button exits the configuration dialog and restores your configuration to its original state if possible.
3001	Help for OK
3002	Help for Cancel
4130	Sound Blaster Base I/O Address
4150	Sound Blaster 1.X and 2.0 Configuration
4170	Sound Blaster Pro Configuration
4190	Sound Blaster 16 Configuration
8141	This setting tells the system the port address at which your Sound Blaster card is located.
8150	This setting tells the system the interrupt that your Sound Blaster card is using.
8161	This setting tells the system the port address at which your Sound Blaster card is located.
8170	This setting tells the system the interrupt that your Sound Blaster Pro card is using.
8172	This setting tells the system the DMA channel your Sound Blaster Pro card is using.
8180	Pressing the Advanced button allows you to configure the DMA buffer size in Kilobytes.  The default value of 4 Kilobytes is suitable for most purposes.
8181	This setting tells the system the port address at which your Sound Blaster Pro card is located.
8190	This setting sets the interrupt to use for your Sound Blaster 16 card.
8192	This setting sets the DMA channel your Sound Blaster 16 card will use for 8-bit digitized sound.
8194	This setting sets the DMA channel your Sound Blaster 16 card will use for 16-bit digitized sound.
8196	This setting tells the system the port address at which the MPU401 feature of your Sound Blaster 16 card is located.
8200	Pressing the Advanced button allows you to configure the DMA buffer size in KiloBytes.  The default value of 16 Kilobytes is suitable for most purposes.
8201	This setting tells the system the port address at which your Sound Blaster 16 card is located.
9000	Help for Interrupt
9002	Help for DMA Channel
9004	Help for DMA Channel (16-bit)
9006	Help for MPU401 I/O Address
9010	Help for Advanced
9011	Help for I/O Address