failures most people were getting. You get this in the latest T7G
packages labeled version 1.1T (see page 9 for more info).

1.30 - fixes some S3 chip problems and allowes T7G to run under less
conventional memory. It also was reported that this version runs a
little slower, so I usually don't recommend it unless you have a S3
chip video card.

T7GFIX3.ZIP - located on ftp.cdrom.com, has sound drivers for just
about EVERY sound card out there. Because T7G uses the Miles drivers,
you can have support for your sound card by getting the proper .ADV
file and adding it to the list. The PAS drivers are now included and
reportedly work well; however, you might want to try an 8-bit IRQ and
DMA if you have problems. There is also support for the Microsoft
Sound System, Aria, and the Gravis Ultrasound files are there. I
believe they put version 1.02 of ULTRAMID.EXE in there. I suggest you
get 1.11 from archive.epas.utoronto.ca in the pub/pc/ultrasound
directory (see page 6 for GUS installation instructions). If your
sound card still isn't listed, you can try to get an .ADV file from
another game that uses miles drivers! Do not get it from protected
mode games (like Privateer) since the .ADV files have been modified.
Just select Sound Blaster (for example) as your sound card in T7G's
config menu and then copy over the existing Sound Blaster .ADV files.
I believe the AWE32 has Miles drivers up on some ftp site. I haven't
tried them though.

Ian Abbott <ch01ia@surrey.ac.uk> sends this information:

Hi, saw the FAQ, and just thought I'd let you know that the
most recent edition of the V.EXE Groovie Player currently on
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