After my Windows 95 went down, and I got it fixed, I have reinstalled CD
Architect,and I am having two problems. First, CD Architect won't play the audio
files in it. If I press the space bar to play, I get a message warning me I am
low on memory and urging me to quit other applications. However, the machine is
freshly booted, there are no other programs running, and there are 256
megs of ram in the computer. Any suggestions?

Also, after reinstalling CD Architect, it won't see the Yamaha CD-R
drive I have in my Pentium 400. How can I get CD Architect to see the CD-R drive
so it can create CD's?

The original CD burner I had was a Smart and Friendly, which came with
CD Architect. That drive failed about a year after purchase, and the
company was out of business, so I got a Yamaha CD-R. CD Architect
co-existed OK with the Yamaha/Adaptec software, and it previously saw
the Yamaha drive. But now, it won't. It's a problem because I already
have .CDP files I need to access with the program.

Thanks.

-John C Graves