***** NOTE *****
	You do NOT need to perform the following steps if you chose to 
	replace your existing MIDIMAP.CFG file with the new one during the 
	Aria installation program.  You should perform the following
	steps if you chose not to replace your existing MIDIMAP.CFG.

	The following steps initialize the Windows MIDI Mapper.  The MIDI
	Mapper allows the musical synthesizer functions of the Aria 
	sound card to work properly when playing MIDI files.

	1. When Windows returns, activate the Control Panel by double
	   clicking its icon in the Main group.  Activate the MIDI Mapper 
	   applet by double clicking on it.

	2. If you see Aria [Extended] in the name drop down list box, you 
	   do not need to manually configure the MIDI mapper and you may 
	   stop now.  If you do not see Aria [Extended] in the Name drop
	   down box, press the "New" button. 

	3. Enter Aria [Extended] in the name box and a brief description.
	
	   
	4. The MIDI Setup screen displays the current MIDI mappings for 
	   your computer.  Channel 1 through 10 should have "Aria 
	   Synthesizer" selected for Port Name and be active.  A
	   channel is active when the check box at the right end of the 
	   row is checked.  Set channels 11 through 16 to be mapped to 
	   "NONE".  The source (SRC) channel and destination (DEST) channel 
	   numbers should be the same.

	5. When the port mappings are set, press the OK button.

	6. The MIDI Mapper setup will prompt you whether you wish to save 
	   the new definition.  Click "Yes".

	7. At the MIDI Mapper window, press the "Close" button.

	Your system is now configured as an extended level synthesizer and
	is ready to play MIDI files using Microsoft Media Player or other 
	applications that make use of synthesized music. 

	If you wish to configure the Aria sound card as a base-level 
	synthesizer or would like more details on the differences between 
	base and extended level synthesizers, please refer to the Aria 
	sound card manual.