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Dear Rick, Thank you, I could successfully download Combined Manuals.

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Thank you, I turned on "Auto Resume" and my problem is solved !! Is there any chance to find such a precise information in a manual ? (I am afraid, no...).

Dear Sirs, I own a Casio MZ-X300. At present, assignable knob K1 has got the function "EQ Low Gain" and knob K2 "EQ Mid1 Gain". Since both functions are of no use for me, I would like to change them to new functions "Keyboard volume" and "Accompaniment volume". These changes are no problem, but when I switch off the keyboard and switch on again, then original functions "Low gain" and "MId1 Gain" are still present. In other words, my changes are not stored at all. Since I do not find any information about this problem in my manuals I kindly ask you for help: How can I permanently store my new function ?? Thank you for your kind support ! Gottfried Wernig, Austria.

Dear Brad Saucier, many thanks for your important advice ! As I see it, Casio-manuals have to be studied thoroughly..... I have got a general impression that modern keyboards are very powerful gadgets with tremendous features and performance at relatively low prices. So I am afraid that a simplicissimus like me will never get full command of such an instrument. Anyway, I very appreciate your and your colleagues' expertise which you provide in this forum ! Best regards, yxcv.

Dear CasioCTK, thank you for your message. I have to confess that I am a novice regarding production of styles: I could not handle this topic even with my Yamaha PSR 8000. Therefore I am afraid that you will not get any results from my side in the near future. If I should succeed in getting a nice European style I will not hesitate to publish it. Have a nice weekend ! yxcv

Dear Casiokid, thank you for your helpful piece of information ! yxcv

I have just bought a Casio MZ-X300 and I noted that there are a lot of Asian styles available in its style department.On the other hand I strongly miss some prominent European styles like English Waltz, Viennese Waltz or Polka !! To change this situation I probably have to make these styles myself ?? Best regards from Austria.