Hi Walter,

A) go to the Quick Links in the forum, select Alan of Oz's Midi page and click go.

B) In Explorer, right click on the Midi file you want and choose the Save Target as option to save to your hard disk. In Netscpe, it is called Save Link As.

C) You would probably find a different converter easier to handle. The ABC Homepage lists several that maybe worth trying.

Also, when running a DOS based program in Windows, in most cases you can get them to run in a window rather than taking up the whole screen and you can copy and paste text to other programs. Under Windows 98, you can right click on a dos program and edit the properties to select wheher it runs in a window of full screen. Some programs might have file with the same name as the program file but a .pif extension that may need editing in the same way.

Jon