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[pedrolcl]

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[practicafz]

Hi Pedro! You know me because I had a website with a Midi Player I coded in Delphi many years ago. I was advertising your player as a good replacement for it on the site. I just took down that website today, but I still have a music website, with lots of MIDI files, and I will rework an ad for your software into that site, shortly.

I like what you are doing. If I was about 30 years younger, I might be tempted to dig into programming again, and help you with this. As it is, I can only offer comments and suggestions from the "peanut gallery". Best wishes!

[pedrolcl]

Hi Frank! I'm glad to read you! Thank you for coming! Your issue reports and comments are quite valuable contributions.

[practicafz]

As per my blog comment, what does "File->Song Settings->Save" actually do?

[pedrolcl]

It is documented in both the web site and the installed internal program documentation: Help menu->Contents->Song Settings.

In Windows, the location of the song configuration files is the directory %USERPROFILE%\.dmidiplayer instead of the Linux/mac location: $HOME/.dmidiplayer. Each configuration file is an INI file, a simple text file that you will understand easily.

[practicafz]

The Help is blank in Windows 10-64:

[pedrolcl]

Converted to issue: #7