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Click on the "GoldWave" Application.
A "Windows" panel will come up asking "Ok", Cancel or "More Info", click on - "Ok".
Then this Window will come up. Write down where your "GoldWave.exe" is being saved.
Click on - "Save".

The next Window will inform you that GoldWave is downloading.
When the above informs you that the "Download" is complete, Click on "Close".
Go to the "Windows Explorer", find the folder where "GoldWave.exe" was saved. Double Click
on "GoldWave.exe" and the following will come up.

Click on the "Unzip" this will create a Directory on your hard drive called "GoldWave"
that will be located "C:\". When the files have "unzipped", click on "Ok" and "Close". Using "Windows Explorer", find the "GoldWave" directory in "C:\" that was created.
Find and double click on GoldWave412.Exe unzip the files as before. 

When the files have "unzipped", click "Ok" and "Close". Now open and unzip
"GWNext.exe" just you did the others. Using "Windows Explorer", click on "C:\"
and find "C:\PHSA105"
The folder created to hold the Gold Wave Application. Inside will be a folder
called "Gold Wave 4.12" which should contain the following, if you have been successful.
C:\PHSA105\Gold Wave 4.12
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Express.eqx
File_id.diz
GOLDWAVE.exe
Goldwave.hlp
Gwpreset.ini
Goldwave.txt
Order.doc
Readme.txt
Whatsnew.txt
If these items are missing, delete all
"Goldwave" folder and reinstall.
Setting Volume for Gold
Wave
There are several factors to the
reason why a person will get "LOW" or "NO SOUND".
Here are several suggestions to
correct this:
In the "Lower" right hand corner of
the "Task Bar", you will find the "System Tray", in the "System Tray",
will be found a "Speaker Icon", do as the picture below
asks.

This will bring up a window called
"Master Out", in it you will find controls for all of your media
controls, but at this time we are only interested in the
"Microphone".

"Volume" (circled area), make sure the
"Volume" slider control is all the way up. "Mute" (square area,
with "Windows 98", it will have "Select" and must have check a mark in
the box ( )), make sure there is no "Check" ( ) Mark in the
"Mute" check box. Having done all that, click on the "X"
in the upper right hand corner. All is ready for Gold Wave.
On some older sound cards there is a
Volume thumb control on the card, a person may have to adjust that as
well. Here is a general picture of that sound card

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