diff --git a/windows/Setup/src/README b/windows/Setup/src/README
index 2a474287..5421e5e7 100644
--- a/windows/Setup/src/README
+++ b/windows/Setup/src/README
@@ -30,7 +30,14 @@ Alternatively using the following command allows to display the names of availab
 
 Then start jackd with the device you want, by using its name, for example:
 
-- jackd -R -S -d portaudio -d "ASIO::MOTU Audio ASIO", then start qjackctl. qjackctl will see the jackd server already running and then can be used normally.
+- jackd -R -S -d portaudio -d "ASIO::MOTU Audio ASIO", then start qjackctl. qjackctl will see the jackd server already running and then can be used normally.
+
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+Jack MIDI
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+
+A first version of a JACK MIDI <==> Windows MIDI bridge (using Windows MME API) is available. If can be activated using the -X parameter in jackd command line. So add "-X winmme" in QJACKCTL settings (somathing like "jackd -S -X winmme"). The WinMME driver will scan MIDI input/output ports, open corresponding JACK MIDI ports and convert MIDI in/out into JACK MIDI messages. QJACKCTL MIDI connection windows can then be used.
 
 
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@@ -48,7 +55,7 @@ JackRouter is an ASIO driver that allows any ASIO compatible application to beco
 Known problems
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-- starting/stopping the server several times in QJACKCTL does not work correctly. You'll have to quit qjackctl and launch it again.
+- starting/stopping the server several times in QJACKCTL may not work correctly. You may have to quit QJACKCTL and launch it again.
 
 
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