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Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 18:13:05 -0500
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From: "Bill de Carle" <bill1@cgocable.ca>
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At 10:29 PM 1/22/01 -0000, you wrote:
>Alberto
>
>>      thanks. If the other program you are referring to is Spectran, >
>>
>Well, not particularly...  I do have a little trouble with Spectran but it
>runs OK It always gives the error message that the soundcard is in use by
>another application but, if you ignore that, it works until you want to
>change something. That is on the shack PC with a Creative Labs card. I have
>a lot of trouble with my laptop (P100 and ESS sound chip) which only seems
>to like Spectrogram and Argo, Argo runs fast enough to give good resolution,
>whereas Spectrogram goes too slowly.

The new version of NIAGARA will run on a P100 and ESS sound chip.
It needs DOS though, not Windoze.
Has color now, and can do spectral magnification.
Why not try it?  You might like it :-)

On my web page at

http://cafe.rapidus.net/bill1/bbs.htm

Just invoke with a command line parameter of "SB" and it will use your
ESS chip.  You will need the usual "BLASTER= environment statement.

Bill VE2IQ