Here are some notes to get you started.  Be sure and read the 
READ_ME.NOW file, it has some important information about the
program, etc.

Put all the .SMP files in a folder called SAMPLE on your C: drive.
            c:\samples\

Put GEMSOUND.PRG in your AUTO folder, most likely also on your C:
drive.      c:\auto\

Put the SND_CPX.CPX in your CPX folder, or where you have all your
other CPXs.  It is impossible to use this program without the eXtended
Control Panel, it is what assigns the sounds to events and, most
importantly, turns the darn thing off.

Turn up the volume on your monitor/speakers.

Reboot the system, making sure that GEMSOUND.PRG doesn't get
de-activated by Super Boot or some other bootup utility.  As your
machine is booting you'll see GemSound kick-in and load the sound
files.

Once your system is booted, start using it as you normally would.
You'll notice the difference.  If you don't, either you failed to
turn up the volume on your speakers, or the CPX has everything turned
off.  Call up the CPX and make the needed adjustments.

If you still don't hear anything, are you sure you have an STE or TT?
This program only works on machines that have the DMA sound chip!
Sorry.


The End.

PS:  If you're not a progammer, don't worry about all those .C, .H,
.PRJ and so on files.  They are source code and utilities for
creating CPX files.  All you _need_ to run this program are the files
discussed earlier.

