In a message dated 96-09-18 01:59:14 EDT, you write:

>
> There's a software development kit available for downloading free from
> Creative Labs.  It supports the SoundBlaster AWE-32 which contains an
> EMU-Systems 8000 loadable wave table synthesis chip set.  Included in
> this development kit is a set of documentation for the API (Application
> Programming Interface) for the SoundBlaster, a set of library routines
> implementing the API, and a rather detailed description of the
> EMU-8000.  All of this is in Adobe Acrobat file format (.PDF)
> which can be read with the "read-only" version of Adobe Acrobat,
> which may also be downloaded for free.
>
>

Jody: Is this usable on a PC?  Sounds promising!

S. K. Goodman

 [ The SoundBlaster AWE-32 is the sound board that George Bogatko
 [ is using.  I've found two sources of software development
 [ kits for the board.  One is a "formal" product and the other
 [ appears to be "shareware".
 [
 [ "Official" software developer's kit FAQ from Creative Labs:
 [
 [       http://www.creaf.com/wwwnew/tech/devcnr/adipfaq.html
 [
 [ Supports DOS and Windows development environments.
 [
 [ Pointers to interesting "shareware":
 [
 [      http://www.gse.it/~botta/freeawe.htm
 [
 [ Hope this helps.
 [
 [ Jody