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From: Kirk Wood <cpt.kirk@1tree.net>
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Well the first thing that jumps out of this situation is that the dectalk
is well known to not shutup. The next thing is that adding a layer of
abstraction (having an internal synth emulate an external one) sounds like
an excelent plan to magnify such shortcommings.

Next thing is what is this screen capture thing? It really sounds like you
are trying to do something that is beyond the intent and design of the
program.

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Kirk Wood
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