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<la6gha@wb8bii.#neoh.oh.usa.noam> wrote in message
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>Did you know FlexNet supports Ethernet? Yeah, you just need a 6pack
>firmware in your network adapter. Oh, I forgot to say that Flexnet
>supports US Robotics modems as well... With a proper 6pack firmware of
>course. And Flexnet can even play music on my MIDI keyboard. If I install
>a 6pack firmware that is... Simple, isn't it? But don't dare to say
>Flexnet doesn't support my MIDI keyboard. ;-)
Your MIDI keyboard must have the wrong version of 6pack.
Mine is working fine.
There is only one small problem, with the C# key in the lowest octave.
It will only play 1/4 notes.
Perhaps a timing bug in 6pack?
No, this could not be, 6pack is of course perfect.
I will contact the manufacturer of the keyboard and have
them solve the problem.
>(irony mode off)
>
>:-)
> 73 de Bob.
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