******************driver*****************************

Please run setup.exe in the sub-directory(\\driver)







******************Soft Synth(MiDi)*******************

INSTALL AND REMOVE INSTRUCTIONS:



The Setup utility is not included in this release.  



Installation Requirements



	*  In order to add/remove this driver to an NT installation,

	   you must have Administrator privilege.



	*  PCI bus-mastering must be enabled in your system BIOS for

	   optimal driver performance. Consult your system's main

           board-specific instructions.



	*  A system restart is generally required to add/remove the

	   driver. Note that following installation, you can skip the

	   restart if you take the properties of the newly installed

	   driver and select the Details tab of the driver's property

	   page. This procedure will complete the ADISynth's

	   registration process and it will be ready to use without a

	   restart. Restart is always required to move the driver

	   however.



If you are upgrading from a previous release of ADISynth, you must

remove the previous release and restart NT prior to installing this

version. See Device Removal section below for instructions on removing

the existing device. Note that during installation of this release,

you will be prompted to use new or current driver files. Always select

new files.



If you have not previously installed a version of ADISynth on your

system, the driver will install and prompt you to restart the system.

Restart the system and follow the directions in the Device Installation

section.





InstallShield Installation



NOTE:  Ensure that previously loaded driver versions were properly

       uninstalled.



1. Press Start button.



2. Press Run.



3. Type in the (Path)\Setup.exe (in subdirectory\\soft_synth)

   unzipped).



4. Press OK to run setup.



5. Click the Next and OK prompts as the installer progresses.



6. Choose to reboot system at the end of the install program.



NOTE:  The system must be rebooted to properly install drivers.





Uninstallation



1. Go to Start\Settings\Control Panel.



2. Go to the Add/Remove programs icon and double-click on NT MIDI

   UNINSTALL.

 

3. Reboot system.



NOTE:  The system must be rebooted to fully uninstall drivers. 



This procedure will remove all files loaded at install, and the

installer will need to be run again before the sound system will work.

	



Device Installation



Installation and/or Update of Analog Devices ADISynth software-based

Wavetable MIDI Synthesizer for Windows NT 4.0.



NOTE:  Ensure that previously loaded driver versions were properly

       uninstalled.



1.  Open the Control Panel.



2.  Open the Multimedia Class applet.



3.  Select the Devices property page of the Multimedia Class applet.



4.  Click the Add button.



5.  Select Unlisted or Updated Driver & click OK.



6.  Browse to the folder containing the driver distribution (as

    described in the table above) and click OK.



    Note:  Your local path to the driver distribution will be shown in

           the path selection dialog.



7.  Click OK again to load the OEMSETUP.INF file.



8.  Select ADI Software Synthesizer Driver & click OK.





Device Removal



Removal of Analog Devices ADISynth software-based Wavetable MIDI

Synthesizer for Windows NT 4.0.



1.  Open the Control Panel.



2.  Open the Multimedia Class applet.



3.  Select the Devices property page of the Multimedia Class applet.



4.  In the tree-view, open the MIDI Devices and Instruments item.



5.  Select MIDI for ADI Software Synthesizer Driver.



6.  Click the Remove button & confirm device removal.



    NOTE:  If you remove the driver and then attempt to re-install

           without first restarting your system, NT will issue a

           warning and terminate the install. You must restart after a

           remove.



7.  Restart the system.





Recording a Response File



You have the option of letting InstallShield create the response file

for you. Simply run your setup with the Setup.exe -r command line

parameter. InstallShield will record all your setup choices in

Setup.iss and place the file in the Windows folder.





Playing Back a Response File



After you have created the setup and the response file, you are ready

to run the setup in silent mode using InstallShield Silent. When

running a setup in silent mode, be aware that no messages are

displayed. Instead, a log file named Setup.log captures setup

information, including whether the setup was successful. You can

review the log file and determine the result of the setup.



To launch InstallShield Silent, run Setup.exe with the -s option.