[Jsynthlib-cvs] JSynthLib documentation.html,1.7,1.8

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Update of /cvsroot/jsynthlib/JSynthLib
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Modified Files:
	documentation.html 
Log Message:
Fixed html-tags (Hiroo Hayashi), added FS1R section (Denis)

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! <h2><a name="toc">JSynthLib Documentation</h2>
  
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! <h1><a name="toc">JSynthLib Documentation</h1>
  
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! something that shouldn't be. Better yet, use
  ErrorMsg.reportError("ErrorMsg goes here") instead. This way the
  message is only printed if JSynthLib is run in debugging mode (aka
! <samp>java -jar JSynthLib.jar 2</samp>)
  
! <p>2) Use a MIDI cable to connect your computer's MIDI out to MIDI
! in. Get a program from the Internet to printout all incoming MIDI
  messages. now you can see what messages your editor/driver is sending
! and you can check them for correctness.
  
! <p>3) When you are working on a driver and it doesn't seem to be doing
  what the code looks like it should do, one common problem is that if
  you make a change to the Constructor, you need to go into JSynthLib
  and remove the driver from the SynthConfig Dialog box and then add it
  again. Otherwise the newly Changed constructor isn't getting
! called.
  
! <p>Good Luck.
  </body>
  </html>