Dr.T's Sing-A-Long Copyright © 1993 by Dr.T's Music Software, Inc. All rights reserved. Dr.T's Sing-A-Long is a registered trademark of Dr.T's Music Software, Inc. This document will be easier to read if you enlarge the Notepad Window to its Maximum size. To print the document, choose the Print command from the File menu. NEW FEATURES: If you click the song icon in the file selector the song will play. You can use this to audition a song if you are not sure what it sounds like. THE ESCAPE BUTTON: Allows the user to skip the master of ceremonies introduction as the program starts. It also will cancel the Jukebox Mode with the list of songs you have chosen. ABOUT YOUR COMPUTER: On machines with some older ATI Ultra video cards there may be problems with transitions between scenes in some of our animations when using the 1024x768 video drivers. Please contact ATI Technologies for new video drivers. For your convenience we have included a list of phone numbers for video and sound board manufacturers in the MPC Trouble Shooting Guide which came with Sing-A-Long. Sing-A-Long music files are not designed to play through MIDI. The MIDI files in Sing-A-Long have been optimized for the General MIDI standard. Using any non-general MIDI device will not yield the correct sounds. If you have a slower 386 computer (less than 20 MHz) and are running your video card in 256 colors, the animations and the playback of the sound effect samples may be erratic. Try setting your video card to 16 colors. This should significantly speed up the program performance. In some cases even relatively fast machines may be slowed down by a slow video card. If you notice that Sing-A-Long is slow and that there seems to be a lot of hard disk access, you may have Windows set to use a Temporary Swap File. Performance of Sing-A-Long, and most other software as well, can be significantly enhanced by setting virtual memory to use a Permanent Swap File. This is a setting in the 386 Enhanced section of your Control Panel. Read your Windows manual for instructions. Sound effects in the animations are not supported in the Microsoft Windows Sound System version of Sing-A-Long, due to the limitations of the Windows Sound System.