E-MU 1212m and Sonar 6.01 - no sound

I have a Dell PC with a EMU1212m. I get no sound from Sonar when playing MIDI files. MIDIs play fine through Windows Media Player and thru other MIDI software like PowerTabs. Sonar worked fine when I was using a Tascam US122-L USB interface. I have uninstalled the Tascam software, Sonar and reinstalled the EMU drivers as well as Sonar but still no sound.

Hi MikeCarr,
What MIDI Out Port do you have selected in Sonar?
ATB,
- Jen -

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