I have a Windows XP with a 2.66 Pentium 4 and 786 MB of RAM. I am working on a slideshow using PowerPoint and I would like to insert some sounds. The MIDI Sequence files will appear to play but no sound will come.
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I have a couple thousand midi files broken into smaller folders. I click one to play with Media Player or there was a link that said PLAY ALL. That doesn't appear anymore and I have to keep selecting tunes each time one ends. I looked in the window drop downs but can't find how to bring back PLAY ALL.
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d:windowssystem32divx.dll
d:windowssystem32ff_vfw.dll
d:windowssystem32huffyuv.dll
d:windowssystem32iccvid.dll
d:windowssystem32ir32_32.dll
d:windowssystem32ir41_32.ax
d:windowssystem32ir50_32.dll
d:windowssystem32iyuv_32.dll
d:windowssystem32mpg4c32.dll
d:windowssystem32msh261.drv
d:windowssystem32msh263.drv
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