a) Install at least ver. 1.24 of T7G.
b) Set it up for General Midi for music and Sound Blaster for
sound.
c) Copy the GF1MIDI.ADV and the GF1DIGI.ADV files to your /ID/T7G
directory.
d) Edit the GROOVIE.INI file and change the .ADV file listed
under [General Midi] to the GF1MIDI.ADV instead. Do accord-
ingly with the soundblaster line and GF1DIGI.ADV.
e) Load Ultramid and then start T7G. Run it with /M80 parameter
so the music doesn't overpower the digitized speech. Do NOT
add the -C parameter! T7G CAN DO PATCH CACHING!!! (Whee!)
f) If your GUS is set to a 16-bit DMA channel, you might need to
increase the DMA buffers in your memory manager (see #6 on
page 7).
g) Since T7G allows patch caching, you might wanna load a disk
cache program like Smartdrive to quickly get the patches off
the hard drive. Again, do not cache the CD-ROM, it's point-
less for this game.

5) I got a message from greger@glas.apc.org (Jens Gregersen) about the
Sound Blaster AWE32:
I happen to own an AWE32 and I have the Miles drivers. They work
without any problems. I got them from Creative's FTP site at
ftp.creaf.com; look for AWE32A.EXE in the pub/creative/files/awe
directory.[1]
I would assume you would have to copy them into the /ID/T7G directory
and edit the GROOVIE.INI file like the GUS. Set it up originally as
General Midi and SB for audio.

5) If you have a Cirrus Logic Local Bus video, use the newest VESA TSR
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