Full Court Press: Sound Problems

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If Full Court Press does not play sound properly, first verify:

• You've correctly installed your Windows 95/98 or Windows NT 4.0 sound drivers.
  
  
• Your speakers are on and turned up.
  
  
• The Windows 95/98 volume control is enabled and turned up, and that the Mute check box is not selected.
  
  
• If Full Court Press still doesn't play sound properly, verify that Windows 95/98 can play .wav files:
  
  
  1. Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
  2. Double-click the Sounds icon.
  3. Under Events, click an event that has a loudspeaker icon next to it.
  4. In the Name text box, be sure that the three-letter file extension is ".wav".
  5. Under Preview, click the Play button. You should hear a sound.
  If you don't hear any sound, or if Windows 95/98 is not able to play a .wav file, check to see that a sound driver is enabled:
  
  
  1. Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
  2. Double-click the System icon.
  3. Click the Device Manager tab.
  4. Click the plus sign next to Sound, Video And Game Controllers.
  5. If there is no Sound, Video And Game Controllers entry, or you have no sound card listed under this entry, contact the manufacturer of the computer or sound card and request help for re-installing the sound card drivers.
  If you are able to play a .wav file in Windows 95/98, be sure that sounds are enabled and recognized in Full Court Press:
  
  
  1. Start Full Court Press.
  2. On the Start Up screen, click Options, and then click Sound.
  3. Make sure that all the red sliders are at least halfway over, and then click OK.
  4. To check whether Full Court Press will play a sound file, click any button on the Start Up screen.
  If you are using Windows NT 4.0, the sound may be choppy during setup, but will work normally while you are running Full Court Press.

NOTE: You can install higher quality sounds from the Custom installation option.