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WC3 has a special configuration utility that handles all of that. You
can't access it directly from the game, though (if I remember correctly)
it is available via a command-line option. Also, if I remember
correctly, it does give the options, but it also tries to detect as much
as it can. It does do testing to verify settings.

Later,

BRM

"Mister Scary" <misterscary2001@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Your reply does not answer my question.  I understand what you are
saying
> but
> the fact that Virtual PC's SB16 emulation works well with WC3 is
totally
> irrelevant
> to me.
>
> Let me try asking in a slightly different manner.  When you are
setting
> up/configuring
> WC3, after selecting SB 16 for digital sound effects you should be
given the
> options
> for port, IRQ, and two DMA (or DRQ) settings - all in the game, not in
the
> DOS
> environment.
>
> What I am asking is totally a matter of fact, either it does or it
does not.
> There is no
> room for opinion.
>
>
> "Glenn Janot" <son-goku@arcor.de> wrote in message
> news:40fe3ad0$0$5932$9b4e6d93@newsread4.arcor-online.net...
> > Yes, imho. I played in the DOS version of Win98 under Virtual PC,
which
> uses
> > a SB 16 as default soundsystem
> >
> > Regards
> >
> >
>
>