Help Index
 MIDI Made Music for Windows Help Index

Menu Commands

File

Options

Modify

MIDI Devices

CD-Audio

Last-Played

Other Help Topics

Playing Controls

Creating Song or Video Clips

Adding MIDI, Wave, and Video Selections to Jukebox

Internet setup for Netscape, Internet Explorer and America Online

Deleting Selections from Jukebox

Setting up the Sound Board or MIDI device

Just What is MIDI

MIDI File Information

MIDI Mapper Information

Locations to Obtain Video Drivers

Ordering Information

How to Order Full Release


MIDI Made Music for Windows

LLERRAH Inc.'s MIDI Made Music for Windows is a full featured jukebox player for use on your Windows 3.1 or Windows 95 PC and the Internet.

Special features include:

•	Plays MIDI, Wave, Microsoft Video, Apple Quicktime Video, MPEG Video and CD-Audio formats

•	Add up to 5000 of your own selections to the Jukebox

•	Works with WEB browsers like Netscape, Mosaic, AOL, and Internet Explorer

• Supports queueing of multimedia files off Internet

• Load multimedia files off the Internet into the Jukebox database

•	Create song and video clips using custom edit feature

•	Assign your own editors in the Jukebox for Music and Video files

•	Random and Repeat play

•	Create personal play lists of your favorite selections

•	Speed up or slow down songs and videos by changing Tempo

•	Customize animation settings for the Jukebox

LLERRAH Inc. develops Windows based Multimedia software and custom MIDI songs to meet individual, business, and educational needs.  For more information contact:

LLERRAH Inc.

2701  W. 15th St.  Suite 631

Plano,  TX  75075

EMAIL Address: LLERRAH@aol.com

WEB Site: http://www.dfw.net/~llerrah

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Menu File Commands
File Menu

The File menu includes commands that enable you to load multimedia files to the Playlist or save files in the Playlist.

For more information, select the File menu command name.

Load Media Files to Play List

Save Current Play List Selections

Exit


Options Menu

For more information, select the Options menu command name.

Random Play

Repeat Play

Create New Group of 10 Selections

Delete Current Group of 10 Selections

Drag and Drop New Selections

Color Schemes

Animation

Specify Editors

Regular Time Bar

Hide Menu

Copy Playing Selection to Jukebox


Menu Modify Commands
Modify Menu

The Modify menu includes commands that enable you to modify group names, selection information, and your Multimedia configuration.

For more information, select the Modify menu command name.

Name of Current Group

Selection 1 to 10

The following are only available in Windows 3.1:

Microsoft MIDI Mapper

Multimedia Drivers

System Sounds

The following are only available in Windows 95:

Multimedia Properties

Volume Control


Menu MIDI Devices Commands
MIDI Devices Menu

Select MIDI Devices from the menu to get a list of all MIDI devices currently installed on your PC.  You should always use the default, MIDI Mapper, when playing any of the MIDI Made Music songs.  Other MIDI devices listed are primarily intended for use when playing songs not designed for Windows.  You can play MIDI Made Music songs using the other MIDI devices but they may not produce the intended sound.

For best results, use the MIDI Mapper.  See the section on Microsoft MIDI Mapper for more information.


Menu CD Audio Commands
CD Audio Menu

If you have a CD-ROM drive on your computer, the MIDI Made Music Jukebox player can play music tracks from your audio CDs.  First, insert your audio CD into your CD-ROM player.  Next, select CD-Audio from the main menu and pick either Play All Tracks (F3) or Select Tracks to Play (F4).  Select Tracks to Play allows you to pick the individual CD tracks you wish to be added to the Playlist.  While the CD track is playing, you can use the Time Scroll bar to move forward or backward within the CD track.

**You CANNOT change the tempo of a CD audio track.**

NOTE: You must have previously installed the Windows CD-Audio drivers from your Windows diskettes in order to play CD music.

Attention Windows 95 Users:  You can configure Windows 95 CD-Audio to AUTOMATICALLY play your audio CDs using the MIDI Made Jukebox by doing the following steps:

How to Configure Windows 95 CD audio to use the Jukebox:

1.	From Internet Explorer or My Computer menu, select View-Options

2.	Click on the Files Types tab.

3.	Locate and select Audio CD, click on the Edit button.

4.	Select play and click on the Edit button.

5.	Enter the following in the application used field:  c:\midimade\jukebox.exe CD

6.	Click OK

7.	Verify that the word Play is in bold letters which indicates this is the default action.  If the action word Play is not in bold letters, then highlight Play and click the Set Default button.

8.	Click the Close button and then the Close button to save changes.

Now insert an Audio CD into your computer CD player.  The Jukebox should automatically add the CD tracks to the Playlist and start playing the selections if you are running Windows 95.


Setting up the Sound Board or MIDI device

If you have not already done so, you need to install the Windows 3.1 Multimedia Extensions drivers for your sound Board or MIDI device.  Drivers and installation instructions are provided by the manufacturer of your sound board or MIDI device.  On most sound boards, the installation program configures everything needed to run MIDI Made Music for Windows without modification.  If you have any problems with the operation of your sound board, be sure to check to see if you have the latest drivers from your board manufacturer.

Refer to the Microsoft MIDI Mapper section if you have problems or questions on the operation of your Sound Board with MIDI Made Music.


MIDI File Information

All of the MIDI song files contained in MIDI Made Music for Windows were authored to Microsoft Windows 3.1 Multimedia Extensions guidelines.  These guidelines call for two performances of each song to be included in a MIDI file.  One performance for higher end sound boards and keyboards (MIDI channels 1 through 10) and one performance for lower end sound boards (MIDI channels 13 through 16).  This enables the same MIDI file to be played on a wide variety of sound boards and MIDI devices without being modified.  Most sound board installation programs configure Windows for either high end or low end operation.


Just What is MIDI

MIDI is the acronym for Musical Instrument Digital Interface.  MIDI was developed in 1982 and has become the international standard for digital music.  MIDI defines a communications protocol and the hardware interface required to connect different types of musical instruments together.

MIDI enables synthesizers, sequencers, home computers, rhythm machines, etc...to be interconnected through a standard interface.  Microsoft Windows 3.1, Windows 95 and Windows NT provide standard support for MIDI capable instruments and hardware.


Creating Song Clips
Creating Song and Video Clips using Custom Edit

MIDI Made Jukebox gives you the capability to easily create your own custom song and video clips.  Song clips are created by modifying existing songs to change start and stop times as well as tempo.  For example, you could create a 10 second clip of Scott Joplin's "Maple Leaf Rag" by specifying that only the first 10 seconds of the song play.  Whenever you play this new song clip you will hear only the first 10 seconds of Maple Leaf Rag.

When creating a song clip, it is recommended that you first add a new song to the Jukebox.  Since the song clip is a new version of an existing song, it should be treated as a whole new song.

To create a custom song clip, select Modify - Number of selection to modify from the menu or click the Right Mouse Button on the desired selection Icon.  If no file has been specified, then select a song using the Browse button.  Next, select the Custom Edit button which brings up the custom edit display.

The Custom Edit display has sliding controls to allow you to specify new start and end times as well as a new tempo.  To specify a new start or stop time, use your mouse to move the sliding controls to the desired times. The tempo is changed in the same way by using your mouse to slide the tempo control to the desired tempo value.

If custom editing a Video clip, you can specify a start and stop time, the playback tempo and the size and location to playback the video.  Use your mouse to position the video playback windows to the desired size and location on your screen.

MIDI Made Music Jukebox Player will not use the your custom edit song modifications unless you activate them by selecting the Activate User-defined Start and Stop Times ,the Activate User-Defined MIDI Tempo Settings or the Activate User Defined Video Settings.

Use the Defaults button to reset start and stop times, tempo values, and video settings back to their original values. Select the OK button once you have finished customizing the song.

For detailed steps, see Example of Creating a Song Clip


Glossary

clipboard


Loading Personal Song Lists
Loading Media Files and Play Lists

To load one of your Personal Play Lists or a MIDI,Wave,Microsoft Video or Apple Quicktime Video file, select File-Load Play List from the menu or select the [image]  button in the upper right hand corner of the main screen.  Select any of the files ending in .MMJ to load and choose OK.  The list of selections in the .MMJ file will be added to the PLAYLIST.  You can load MIDI, Wave and Video files to the playlist as well.

Note:  You can also use the Windows File Manager Drag and Drop to copy .MMJ, .WAV, .AVI, .MOV, .MID, or .RMI files to MIDI Made Music Jukebox player.


Save Current Play List

Personal Play Lists are collections of your favorite MIDI, Wave, Videos or CD-Audio selections.  You can save Personal Play Lists to files for later playing.  Create a Personal Play List by doing the following steps:

1.   Add the selections in the desired order to the PLAYLIST (You might want to STOP the current selection playing in order to keep the PLAYLIST intact)

2.   Save your Personal Play List by selecting File - Save Current Play List from the menu.  Enter a file name ending in .MMJ to save your play list.  That's It!


Exit Command

When the Exit command is selected, MIDI Made Music Jukebox player stops playing the current selection and ends the program.  If any changes have been made, then you will be prompted to save them.


Random Play

Random play does just what the name implies, it randomly plays selections from the MIDI Made Music Jukebox player.  Random play is activated by selecting menu commands, Options - Random Play, or by pressing the F9 key.  When active, [Random] appears in the Title bar.

Note:  Random play only works if there are NO selections in the PLAYLIST.  That is, after all selections in the list have finished, then Random play begins.


Repeat Play

Repeat play also does just what the name implies, it repeatedly plays all the selections currently in the PLAYLIST.  Repeat play is activated by either selecting it from menu Options - Repeat Play or by pressing the F10 key.  When active, [Repeat] appears in the Title bar.  For example, if  two songs are in the PLAYLIST, then those same two songs will play over and over again.


Create New Group of 10 Songs
Create New Group of 10 Selections

MIDI Made Music Jukebox player supports up to 500 selection groups.  Each group contains 10 selections for a total of 5000 selections.  You can add additional groups to the MIDI Made Music Jukebox player in order to add your own MIDI, Wave, Microsoft Video or Apple Quicktime Video files.  To create a new group, select Options - Create New Group of 10 Selections from the menu.  You can now add your own selections in this new group.


Delete Current Group of 10 Songs
Delete Current Group of 10 Selections

Selection groups may be deleted by selecting Options - Delete Current Group of 10 Selections from the menu.  This will delete the group of 10 selections currently displayed on the screen.

Note:  MIDI, Wave, and Microsoft Video files are not deleted from your disk, just the references to them in the MIDI Made Music Jukebox player.


Drag and Drop New Selections

Windows File Manager or Windows 95 My Computer can be used to easily add new selections to the Jukebox and Playlist.  From the menu, select Options - Drag and Drop New Selections which will bring up the Drag and Drop Options.  You can select to add Drag and Drop files to either the Jukebox, Playlist or both.

Example:  To add a MIDI to the MIDI Made Music Jukebox player, do the following:

1) Bring up Windows File Manager or Windows 95 My Computer.

2) Locate a MIDI file (*.MID,*.RMI).

3) Move your mouse pointer over the file and hold down the left mouse button.

4) While holding down the mouse button, drag the mouse pointer over to the MIDI Made Music Jukebox Player and drop the file.  That's It!


Animation Options
Animation

The MIDI Made Music Jukebox player allows customization of the two animation display areas.  To modify Animation settings, select Options - Animation from the menu or press your Right Mouse button over one of the animation areas.

By default the current 10 selection ICONS float over the Treble Clefs.  If you click your left mouse button on one of the moving ICONS, then you will see the ICON change as well as hear a sound.  MIDI Made Music Jukebox player allows you to change mouse click actions, the number of ICONS displayed, the animation background and even create a moving background.

Have fun playing with the animation options!


Specify Editors

You can define your own multimedia editors that can be called by clicking

the "User Defined Edit" button located on the Modify Selection screen.

This features allows you to easily edit selections in the jukebox database using your favorite MIDI, Wave or Video editor.

An example of an editor would be the Microsoft Sound Recorder "SOUNDREC.EXE"

to edit *.WAV files for Windows 3.1 users.   Windows 95 users would use "SNDREC32.EXE".


Regular Time Bar

If checked, the non-ICON version of Time bar will be displayed.

If not checked, the ICON version of the TIME bar will be displayed.


Hide Menu
Hide Jukebox Menu

This option hides the Jukebox menu from display.

You can restore the Jukebox menu by double-clicking on the top Title bar or by clicking

on the top left hand corner of the Jukebox and selecting the Hide Menu option.


How to Order Full Release
How to Order Full Release (To Print select File-Print Topic)

MIDI Made Music for Windows V3.1 Order Form:

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Please send payment to:

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Checks or money orders only in USA funds.  Sorry, but we cannot accept credit cards at this time.   MIDI Made Music for Windows comes on 3.5" HD diskettes.

Compuserve Users can order MIDI Made Music for Windows Online by entering "GO SWREG".  The ID is 3410 for the 200 song edition.

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Modify Name of Current Group

Modify the name used to describe the currently displayed group of 10 selections.

Using the Jukebox on the Internet

The jukebox can be used with your favorite Internet browser to play MIDI, Wave, Microsoft Video or Apple Quicktime videos off the Internet.  Once the jukebox is configured for your WEB browser, then you can play multimedia files by just clicking on the Internet location of the file.  Selections will be queued to the jukebox, so you can select multiple files from the Internet.  The jukebox also has a feature that allows to you to copy your favorite selections off the Internet to the Jukebox database.

How to configure Netscape:

1.	From Netscape menu, select Options - General Preferences

2.	Click on the Helpers tab.

3.	Locate and select audio/midi  (if audio/midi does not exist, then click Create New Type utton, and enter Mime type of audio and Mime subtype of midi, then click OK).

4.	In the File Extensions box, enter mid

5.	Select Launch the Application and enter C:\MIDIMADE\JUKEBOX.EXE

6.	Click the OK button to save the settings..

7.	Repeat the above steps to associate MIDI Made Jukebox for Windows with the following file types:  Wave Sound (audio/x-wav, wav), Microsoft Video(video/x-msvideo, avi) , and Apple Quicktime(video/quicktime, mov) .

How to Configure Windows 95 Internet Explorer:

1.	From Internet Explorer or My Computer menu, select View-Options

2.	Click on the Files Types tab.

3.	Locate and select MIDI Sequence, click on Edit button.

4.	Select play and click on the Edit button.

5.	ter the following in the application used field:  C:\MIDIMADE\JUKEBOX.EXE

6.	Click OK, then Close to save.

7.	Repeat the above steps to associate MIDI Made Jukebox for Windows with the following file types:  Wave Sound, Video Clip, Quicktime Movie.

8.	Click the Close button to save changes.

America Online (AOL) v2.5 users do the following:

1.   After connecting, from the Menu select Members-Personal Choices.

2.   Click on the "Preferences" icon.

3.   Click on the "WWW" icon.

4.   Click on the "Helper Applications" icon.

5.   In the Helper application list try to locate "Content Type audio/midi".

      If you cannot find it then do the following:

        a. Click the New button

       b. Enter "MIDI files" in the Description box.

        c. Enter "audio/midi" in the Content Type and Sub-Type box.

        d. Enter "mid" in the File Extensions box.

        e. Verify that "Use a separate application" is selected

        f. Enter "C:\MIDIMADE\JUKEBOX.EXE" in the Application Name box.

        g. Click the OK button to save the settings.

        h. goto step 10

6.   Highlight the Helper Application and click the Modify button.

7.   Verify that "Use a separate application" is selected

8.   Enter "C:\MIDIMADE\JUKEBOX.EXE" in the Application Name box.

9.   Click the OK button to save the settings.

10.  Repeat the above steps 6 to 9 to associate MIDI Made Jukebox for Windows

      with the following file types:  Windows Digitized Sound Files (*.WAV),

      Microsoft Video Files (*.AVI) and QuickTime Video Files(*.MOV).

11.  Click on the Close button, then the OK button to save settings.


Copy Playing Selection to Jukebox
Copy Selection to Jukebox

This feature allows you to copy the MIDI, Wave or Video selectiona to the Jukebox database.

New selections will be added to the current group of 10 selections if space is available.  If all 10 selections are used then a new group will be created.

Example Use: If you have downloaded a new Jazz MIDI file from the Internet and would like to add it to the Jukebox. Next if the song is in the Playlist then highlight it and click the Copy button.  You can also press the F5 key to copy the song currently playing.  You can then optionally enter information about the MIDI file like song name or change the icon.  The MIDI file will be copied to the directory of your choice.

The Copy Selection to Jukebox operates as follows:

1.	Select Group to copy selection to or Add a new group.

2.	Add or change Selection Title

3.	Optionally pick a different ICON that will be associated with the selection by choosing the ICON button.

4.	Enter the Destination Filename or pick Browse to select the directory to save the file.   NOTE:  The directory must already exist.

5.	Optionally enter information about the selection.

6.	Click the OK key to add the new selection.   Click Cancel to abort adding the new selection.


Modify MIDI Song 1 to 10
Modify Selection Information

The Selection Information can be added or modified as follows:

1)	Modify Selection Title

2)	Enter the Filename or pick Browse to locate a .MID, .WAV, .AVI or .MOV file type.

3)	Optionally pick an ICON that will be associated with the selection by choosing the ICON button.

4)	Optionally enter information about the selection.

5)	Optionally perform a Custom Edit on a MIDI(.MID,.RMI), Wave(.WAV), Microsoft Video (.AVI) or Apple Quicktime VIdeo (.MOV) file to modify playing times, tempo or video playback location.

6)	Optionally perform a User Defined Edit to call one of your own Multimedia editors.

The DELETE button will remove the selection reference from the jukebox but WILL NOT delete the actual selection file.

The Next Selection button will save the current settings and take you to the next selection in the current group.


Modify Multimedia Drivers

This option will bring up the Windows Drivers control panel which is used to install, remove, and configure drivers that control additional devices, such as sound cards and video players.


Multimedia Properties

This option will bring up the Windows 95 Multimedia Properties program which allows you to adjust MIDI, Audio, Video and CD-ROM settings for Windows 95.


Volume Control

This option will bring up the Windows 95 Volume Control application that will allow you to adjust volume for MIDI, Wave and CD-Audio.


Modify System Sounds

This option will bring up Windows System Sounds control panel which is used to assign sounds to different system and application events. For example, you can select a sound to play whenever you start Windows. The sounds you can assign are stored in files that have the .WAV extension.


Modify Color Scheme Used

The MIDI Made Music Jukebox player provides 3 pre-defined color schemes to select from.  You may also select Windows defaults to use you own color scheme.


Playing Controls

The following lists a summary of the playing controls available on the MIDI Made Music Jukebox player main screen.  Short-cut keys are listed in parenthesis( ).

To modify a selection, click your right mouse button on top of the selection ICON.

Play All (A)	Add current group of 10 selections to the Playlist

Get List (G)	Select media files to load to Playlist.

Next (N)   	Play next selection in Playlist or play highlighted selection

Delete (D)	Delete the next or highlighted selection in the Playlist

Clear(C)	Clear all selections in Playlist

Edit(E)	Edit the next or highlighted selection in the Playlist

Modify(M)	Modify the next or highlighted selection in the Playlist

Loop(L)	Loop the playing of the current selection

Copy(Y)	Copy the next or highlighted selection in the Playlist to the Jukebox

Pause (P)	Pause the playing of the current selection.

Rewind(R)	Rewind the playing of the currently selection

Stop (S)	Stop the playing of the current selection

Play (Y) 	Start playing the next selection from the Playlist.

1 to 10 (Use 0 for 10)	Add Jukebox selections to the Playlist.

Change Time (T)	Use mouse or arrow keys to change the current position.

Change Tempo (O)	Use mouse or arrow keys to change the current tempo of the MIDI song or Video playing.  Note:  You cannot change the Tempo of .WAV files or CD-Audio track.

F3 - All CD Tracks 	Add all CD Tracks to the Playlist.

F4 - Select CD Tracks 	Select which CD tracks to add to the Playlist.

F5 - Copy to Jukebox 	Copy current playing selection to the Jukebox database.

F7 - Previous Group 	Change to the previous group of selections

F8 - Next Group 	 Change to the next group of selections

F9 - Random Play 	Randomly play all selections in the jukebox.

F10 - Repeat Play 	Play all selections in the Playlist over and over again.


MIDI Mapper Information
Information on Microsoft's MIDI Mapper

Microsoft's MIDI Mapper is a software device built into Windows 3.1 and above that provides means for device-independent playing of MIDI music.  This allows MIDI music to produce its intended sound when played through different types of sound boards, keyboards, and other musical instruments.  All of the MIDI songs in MIDI Made Music were designed to play through the MIDI Mapper.

Luckily, you do not need to understand the MIDI Mapper to be able to use it.  Most sound boards correctly configure the MIDI Mapper when you install the Windows 3.1 Multimedia Extensions drivers for that sound board.

Generally, you should never have to edit any parameters in the MIDI Mapper unless you have an external keyboard connected to a MIDI port on your PC.  You will have to contact your keyboard manufacturer to get instructions on how to modify the MIDI Mapper to work correctly with your keyboard.

If you do edit parameters in the MIDI Mapper, then it is best to make a backup copy of the MIDIMAP.CFG file located in your WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory.  In case you incorrectly configure the MIDI Mapper, the backup will provide a way to restore the original values.

To start the MIDI Mapper select Modify - Microsoft MIDI Mapper from the Jukebox menu.

One point to remember when working with the MIDI Mapper is that all MIDI Made Music songs contain two performances of the same song in one file.  You will need to have either channels 1 through 10 active for extended level synthesizers or channels 13 through 16 active for base level synthesizers.  You do not want to have all channels active when playing MIDI Made Music, this might result in a less than desirable sound.


Example of Creating Song Clips
Example of Creating a Song Clip

The following shows the steps needed to create and add a custom song clip to the MIDI Made Music Jukebox player.  This example will perform a custom edit on Scott Joplin's "Maple Leaf Rag."

1.   First add a new group of 10 selections to the Jukebox by selecting Options - Create New Group of 10 Selections from the menu.

2.   Next select Modify - MIDI Selection 1 from the Menu to add a new song.

3.   Use the Browse button to locate the song we want to customize.  The Maple Leaf Rag MIDI file is named MAPLE.MID.  Give the song a title if you wish.  In this example we will call our new song "Maple Leaf Rag Clip."

4.   Select the Custom Edit button to make the song modifications.

5.   Use your mouse or keyboard to set a new start time of 35.64 and a new stop time of 49.43.  These times determine where the new song clip should start and stop.

6.   Use your mouse or keyboard to set a new tempo value of 270.  This will speed up the playing of the Maple Leaf Rag Clip and make it sound more lively.

7.   Select Activate User-Defined Start and Stop Times and select the Activate User-Defined Tempo Setting.  Select OK to save your custom edit song settings.

8.   The new values for start and stop times and tempo will be displayed next to the Custom Edit button on the Modify Information display.  This informs you which custom settings the song will be using.

9.   Select the OK button to add your song clip to the MIDI Made Music Jukebox player.

10.   You are finally  ready to play your new song clip by simply selecting the new selection's ICON button on the main MIDI Made Music Jukebox player display.  Upon exiting the MIDI Made Music Jukebox player be sure to save your changes in order to keep your new song clip.


Adding Songs to the Jukebox
Adding Selections to the Jukebox

You can add your own selections to the MIDI Made Music Jukebox player with a few simple steps.  From the menu select Modify - Number of selection to modify or click your right mouse button on the selection ICON.  You will be prompted to enter a Selection Title, pick an ICON, and enter the full path name of the MIDI, Wave, Microsoft Video or Apple Quicktime Video file.  You can optionally fill in the selection information field as well as performing a Custom Edit of the selection

To add or change the selection filename, you will need to select the Browse button.  This will bring up a window that will allow you to locate a MIDI, Wave, Microsoft Video or Apple Quicktime Video file to be added to the Jukebox.  After you have entered a valid file name and Title then select OK to update the Jukebox.  Be aware that the changes made are not permanent unless you save changes when you exit MIDI Made Music Jukebox player.

You can also add selections to the Jukebox database using Drag and Drop or the copy selection feature.


Locations to Obtain Video Drivers

Playing Microsoft Video, Apple Quicktime Video or MPEG video files requires that you install special software drivers.  These drivers are available from the MIDI Made Music Internet WEB page located at the following address:

http://www.dfw.net/~llerrah


Deleting Songs from the Jukebox
Deleting Selections from the Jukebox

To delete a selection from the MIDI Made Music Jukebox player, select from the menu Modify - Selection number to delete.  Select Delete to delete all the text associated with the selection.  Then select OK which will delete the reference to the selection.

Note: This will not delete the selection file name off your harddisk.  Only the reference to the selection will be deleted which will not be permanent unless you save changes when you exit the MIDI Made Music Jukebox player.


Last Played

Displays list of 20 selectons last or most recently played.    Use your mouse or keyboard to select one of the selections in the list which will then be added to the Playlist.

NOTE: If the Jukebox is setup for Repeat play then no selections will be added to the Last Played menu.  They will automatically be re-added to the Playlist.


Installation Instructions
Installation Instructions for Shareware Jukebox

1. Create a directory on your hard disk. (We suggest C:\MIDIMADE)

2. Copy all of the files into this directory.

3. Windows 3.1 or 3.11 Users do the following:

a)	Go to the Windows Program Manager

b)	From Menu select File - New, Program Item.

c)	Description: Jukebox

d)	Command Line: c:\midimade\jukebox.exe

e)	Working Directory: c:\midimade

f)	Click OK to save.

g)	Double-Click the ICON to start MIDI Made Music for Windows Shareware Version

4.  Windows 95 Users do the following:

a)	Click your Right mouse button on the Start button

b)	Select the Open option

c)	From Menu select File - New, Shortcut.

d)	On the Command Line enter: c:\midimade\jukebox.exe

e)	Click Next button and enter name of :  Jukebox

f)	Click Finish button

g)	Click Start button then select Jukebox to start MIDI Made Music for Windows Shareware Version

Internet setup for Netscape, Internet Explorer and America Online

The following file list is included with MIDI Made Music for Windows Shareware Version:

    JUKEBOX.EXE	- MIDI Made Music Jukebox Player Program

    JUKEBOX.HLP 	- Help file

    MIDIMADE.DAT	- Data file

    JUKEICO.DLL 	- ICON file

    CSLIDER.DLL 	- Program file

    ORDERFRM.TXT	- Order Form to obtain Full Version

    README.TXT  	- The file you are currently reading

    FRISKA.MID  	- Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 - Liszt

    HALLELU.MID 	- Hallelujah Chorus - Handel

    CANONIND.MID	- Canon in D - Pachelbel

    VALKRY.MID  	- Ride of the Valkyries - Wagner

    GLADIATO.MID	- Entry of the Gladiators

    TWINKLE.MID 	- Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star

    MAPLE.MID   	- Maple Leaf Rag - Joplin

    OUTERSPA.MID	- Kewe Byrd From Outer Space - LLERRAH

    CHRISRAP.MID	- Christmas Rap - LLERRAH

    GETDOWN.MID 	- Get Down, Pops - LLERRAH


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