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From: "Louis A. Mamakos" <louie@TransSys.COM>
Subject: Re: Where can I locate the *.mid files I need to use playmidi ? 
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The files that playmidi wants (in /dos/...) are installed by default
when you install the Ultrasound PNP drivers on your windows machine.  If
you happen to have a Windoz partition on your box, things "just work"
if you mount it as /dos.

Otherwise, I believe that the files it wants were on the original CDROM
which accompanied the GUS PnP board.

louie