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Hi,

IIRC XGEDIT is needed (it's been a while since I looked at it!) as it's a container for the PLG editors. 

I'm a bit tied up tonight but, if you wish, tomorrow I'll check my setup and let you know about it (unless somebody else gets there first!). I have a dual boot computer with both Windows XP and Windoze 7 64 bit.

I'm also a Motif Rack ES User with PLG150-AN installed and now a PLG150-VL, so I need to take a look at getting the VL editor going anyway! 

Unfortunately due to the way the PLG cards work, they don't support bulk dumps unless a host (like the AN200) keeps a copy. I don't think the Motifs do that.

Cheers
Derek

--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "Jon Engel" <jonengel@...> wrote:
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> Hello all!  I'm new to the group and new owner of a PLG150-AN, loving every
> bit of it.  Only problem I have is software to control it.  I have Studio
> Manager installed for my Motif ES Rack, it seems to recognize the card and
> gives me some unique board editing options, as well as basic librarian
> functions, but overall sound design editing is limited.  I tried to load the
> AN Expert Editor on my PC (Windows 8 x64) and though it seems to have
> installed it does not launch.  I have tried several compatibility settings
> and have tried running it with Admin privileges to no avail.  Anyone run
> into the same problem?  Will it run stand alone or does it need XG Edit to
> run?  I've been able to get AN1xEdit to run but for me, since it doesn't
> support Bulk Dumps from the PLG card, is a less than optimal solution for
> me.  Open to any ideas, thanks in advance for all the help!  Jon E.
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