Please Help! I lost Dbk 5 Alarms sounds! tia

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Hi,
I would appreciate anyone's help
I have a registered latest version of Dbk 5 . i re-installed. No Luck

I keep getting an error message to" You have no MIDI database for
alarm sounds. Install System_MIDI_Sounds.P
DB from
C:\Palm|{UserName}\backup"

I've search the above files, but can't find the System_MIDI_Sounds.P
DB. I checked the C:\. Again NO Luck.

I have the new PalmOne version and under my user name I can't locate
the MIDI files/system files!

Thank you to anyone who can help me. I tried getting Pimlico's tech
dsupport, but they make it almost impossible to get an answer from
them.

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I checked all the files under PAlmOne & User. No Luck

On Sat, 10 Jul 2004 10:41:03 -0400, Bruno <insert@address.here> wrote:

>On Sat, 10 Jul 2004 10:13:37 -0400, Nightingale <mecrn@hotmail.com>
>waived the right to be silent and professed:
>
>>
>>Hi,
>>I would appreciate anyone's help
>>I have a registered latest version of Dbk 5 . i re-installed. No Luck
>>
>>I keep getting an error message to" You have no MIDI database for
>>alarm sounds. Install System_MIDI_Sounds.P
>>DB from
>>C:\Palm|{UserName}\backup"
>>
>>I've search the above files, but can't find the System_MIDI_Sounds.P
>>DB. I checked the C:\. Again NO Luck.
>>
>>I have the new PalmOne version and under my user name I can't locate
>>the MIDI files/system files!
>>
>>Thank you to anyone who can help me. I tried getting Pimlico's tech
>>dsupport, but they make it almost impossible to get an answer from
>>them.
>
>Check under C:\Palm|{UserName}\archive".

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On 11 Jul 2004 00:00:20 GMT, Stan Gosnell <me@work> waived the right
to be silent and professed:

>Nightingale <mecrn@hotmail.com> wrote in
>newske0f05gki73autq8dlhhkg2kncspnonjk@4ax.com:
>
>> I checked all the files under PAlmOne & User. No Luck
>
>Well, apparently you deleted it. A hard reset should bring back
>the default file. You can get GeekSounds, which gives you lots
>of alarm sounds, and which works by replacing the midi sound
>file. This has nothing to do with Datebk5, BTW, it's a Palm
>app. Datebk5 just uses the standard Palm alarm sounds.

Which Palm OS version is it? Maybe someone can email the file to you.
Posting it here would be frowned upon.

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