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From: dlou@dino.ucsd.edu (Dennis Lou)
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Subject: Re: HELP PLEASE-SOUND BLASTER??
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Date: 12 Jul 90 02:45:09 GMT
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In article <269BB423.2B00@deimos.cis.ksu.edu> popeye@doc.ksu.ksu.edu (Karl Richard Buck) writes:
>curtism@uncw.UUCP (mike curtis) writes:
>
>>Can anyone tell me what com ports the sound blaster uses.  I have
>>a modem in port 1 and a mouse in port 2, I have another port open
>>but I think it is either 3 or 4.  Can I set the sound blaster up
>>in either one of these ports or will I have to move something
>>(ie. modem or mouse).  Thanks for you help and I look forward
>>to getting a SB as soon as I have the funds.  :-)
>
>The Sound Blaster does not use a com port as such, but it does need
>to be configured so the interupt it uses does not conflict with the
>ones used by your mouse, modem etc...


Okay, I bought a sound board, and just before I put it in, I set the
IRQ to 7.  This is because I have two COM ports, but I wasn't sure
whether or not the SB would conflict with COM2.  When I run VOXKIT,
I get an interrupt error, even though I installed the CT-VOICE.DRV.

So what should I set the IRQ to and how do I get VOXKIT to work?


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