Q150538: Support for Music Sampler for Windows 95
Article: Q150538
Product(s): Microsoft Home Multimedia Titles
Version(s): 1.0
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Last Modified: 09-NOV-2001
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The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Musical Instruments for Windows, version 1.0
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SUMMARY
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Microsoft distributes a Music Sampler compact disc through OEMs (original
equipment manufacturers or directly to customers. If the Music Sampler was
provided by an OEM, then you should contact the OEM (hardware manufacturer) for
support issues.
For non-OEM users, visit the Web site referenced below in the letter below to
make sure the CD-ROM drive is compatible with the enhanced CD technology that is
used in the Music Sampler.
NOTE: Product support is not provided by Microsoft.
MORE INFORMATION
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The following is the letter sent to Microsoft customers who receive the Music
Sampler CD:
Dear CD Extra Fan:
Enclosed please find a copy of the Microsoft Music Sampler for Windows 95* An
Enhanced CD. This disc is a CD Extra enhanced CD allowing you to play it in any
audio CD player or in your personal computer running Windows 95. Similar to any
standard audio CD, when you play the disc in your CD player, you will hear great
music from nine artists. Pop the disc in the CD Extra compatible* CD-ROM drive
of your PC and it becomes a multimedia experience. Music videos, interviews,
Internet access, never-before-seen photos, background/historic information,
interactive games, liner notes and a back catalog of music products from each
artist, are just a few of the multimedia options that become available to you.
The Music Sampler is designed to be interactive so be sure to navigate and
explore each title thoroughly. You may discover new things each time you
experience the disc.
Be sure to check out various web sites that you can access via the Music Sampler.
If you don't already have it installed, the Microsoft Internet Explorer is
available to you via this disc - free of charge! Simply click on the icon
labeled "The Net" on the front splash screen of the Music Sampler and follow the
instructions to download the Internet Explorer. You can then jump to a variety
of Internet sites with one simple click of your mouse!
The Microsoft Music Sampler was designed to introduce you to the cool, multimedia
capabilities of Windows 95. Keep your eyes open for additional CD Extra titles
at your favorite retail location and thank you for your interest in our enhanced
CD Music Sampler.
Sincerely,
Microsoft 4 Music Group
*Please note that this technology is relatively new and is not compatible with
all CD-ROM drives. Please access our web site at http://www.ms4music.com to make
sure your CD-ROM drive is compatible with CD Extra before you try to play the
disc in your PC. Microsoft does not provide any product support for this
technology or this disc. If you do have questions regarding compatibility,
please contact your drive manufacturer. 1996 Microsoft Corporation. All rights
reserved. Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft
Corporation.
Additional query words: 95 multi media multimedia multi-media mmtitles kbmm
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Keywords :
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Version : :1.0
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