DXLIB 3.0.0

WHAT DXLIB CAN DO (AND CAN'T DO)
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The  DXLIB program is currently a DX7/TX7 Librarian and Editor.   It  loads
and  stores  MIDIEX  (a.k.a. System Exclusive or  CakeWalk)  format  files,
transfers   data  between  the  computer  and  the  DX7/TX7,   and   allows
reorganization or "cataloging" of voices between up to 6 banks at  a  time.
In addition, any voice within any bank may be edited.

The  DXLIB program is available in two versions, the "registered"  and  the
"unregistered"  version.   Both operate in the  same  fashion  with  a  few
exceptions:

     -    The  unregistered  version displays an  invocation  message  that
          informs the user that the program is unregistered.
     -    The   unregistered  version's  Zorch  pull-down   menu   displays
          information about registering the program.
     -    Although the unregistered version allows banks to be loaded  from
          disk, it does not allow banks to be stored to disk.
     -    The  unregistered  version allows the user to edit  a  voice  and
          listen  to the voice while editing, but does not store the edited
          voice  to  the  current bank upon returning to the  Bank  Display
          Screen.
     -    The  unregistered  version displays an exit  message  that  gives
          information regarding registration.

The  unregistered  version contains no hidden "time bombs".   It  does  not
automatically  exit after a given session time, nor does  it  self-destruct
after  a  few weeks. 


HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
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To  take  advantage  of all DXLIB program features,  you  should  have  the
following hardware:

     -    Yamaha DX7 MIDI Digital Synthesizer and/or TX7 Tone Module,
     -    IBM  PC or compatible computer (this includes the Yamaha C1 Music
          Computer), with at least 512k bytes of RAM,
     -    A MIDI interface that is Roland MPU-401 compatible (this includes
          Voyetra's and Music Quest's line of MPU compatibles).  IRQ is not
          critical as DXLIB utilizes the MPU's UART, or "dumb" mode,
          OR  a  Yamaha C1 MIDI interface (connected to first IN  port  and
          first OUT port only),
          OR a Sound Blaster or Sound Blaster Pro MIDI interface,
     -    CGA or better video card and monitor,
     -    An optional Microsoft, Logitech, Genius, or compatible mouse with
          its software driver installed.