Copyright: Audtion for Windows 95/NT Help Version 2.8 Copyright © 1998 Gregory Braun. All rights reserved.
Citation: Copyright © 1997-1998 by Gregory Braun. All rights reserved.


Introduction
Audition for Windows 95/NT

Copyright © 1997-1998 by Gregory Braun. All rights reserved.

Overview

Audition for Windows 95/NT is a small utility that will allow you to play sound files located in a disk directory. A play list is created of all sound files found in the selected folder.

Playing Sound Files

Sound files can be played individually, or the entire play list can be played one after another. Double-click your mouse on a sound file listed in the play list to hear individual sounds.

Editing Sound Files

Commands are included to launch your favorite WAV file editor and speaker volume control applications. These can be specified using the Audition Options property sheet.

Audition for Windows 95/NT provides a simple means of playing and editing all of those sound files you’ve been collecting.


Installing Audition

Installation

To install Audition for Windows 95/NT on your computer simply create a new, empty folder and place the files; AUDITION.EXE, AUDITION.HLP and AUDITION.CNT there.

AUDITION.EXE	- The Audition Application

AUDITION.HLP	- The Windows 95 Help File

AUDITION.CNT	- The Windows 95 Help Contents File

To integrate Audition for Windows 95/NT with the MS Windows Explorer select the Audition Explorer Setup property sheet while Audition is running.

Note If you have an earlier version of Audition for Windows 95/NT installed on your computer, simply replace the AUDITION.EXE and AUDITION.HLP files with the newer versions. Audition stores configuration information in the MS Windows 95/NT System Registry.

Note The AUDITION.INI file is no longer used and can be deleted. The various application settings specified in the Audition Options property sheet as well as the main window’s size and location on the desktop are now stored in the MS Windows 95/NT System Registry.

Warning If you rename the AUDITION.EXE file you must also rename the HLP file using the same basename. For example if you change the Audition application file name to NewName.exe, rename the help file to NewName.hlp. The HLP and CNT files must reside in the same folder as the application file itself.


Configuring Audition

Audition Options

Select the File | Options menu item to display the Audition Options property sheet. This window will allow you change various Audition program settings.

Show Tool Ribbon Tips

Check this item to display small popup tip windows when the mouse pointer is moved over toolbar ribbon pushbuttons. A short description of the button currently beneath the mouse will be shown when this item is checked.

Place Icon in Taskbar Tray

Check this item to display a small Audition icon in the Taskbar Icon Notification Tray. If this item is selected and the Audition window is minimized a button will not be added to the Taskbar, to restore the Audition window on the desktop press the small icon in the taskbar tray instead. This item is available to keep the taskbar free for other running windows.

Note When this option is selected, clicking on the Close box in the upper right-hand corner of the window title bar will minimize Audition instead of closing the application. To quit Audition right-click with your mouse on the Audition icon in the Taskbar tray. You may also use the File | Exit menu command or the Ctrl+Q keyboard shortcut.

Confirm Program Exit

Check this item to confirm quitting Audition for Windows 95/NT. When this option is selected you will be prompted to confirm your intention to exit Audition and return to the MS Explorer desktop. This item is useful if you run Audition from the tray and wish to avoid accidental exits when you right-click on the Audition tray icon.

Ask Before Deleting Play List Deletions

Check this box to confirm play list deletions. If this item is checked you will be prompted before removing sound files from the play list. Deleting a sound file from the play list does not delete the file on disk, but rather just removes it from the play list.

Reload Play List from Last Folder Used

Check this box to reopen the last folder that was used, and load the sound files into the play list whenever Audition is launched.

Dark Play List Window Background

Check this item to display the WAV file names in the play list window with a dark background instead of the paper white background MS Windows normally uses to display text.

Play Sounds Asynchronously

Check this box to play sound files asynchronously. Checking this item will allow sound files to be played in the background. This mode is automatically overridden while the Play All command is in effect.

Sound Editing Application

Specify the name of the sound editing program you would like to use for editing WAV files. Enter the full path and file name of the application you wish to use, or press the browse [...] button to the right of this entry field to select a file using the standard MS Explorer file browser.

Volume Control Application

Specify the name of the volume control program you would like to use when playing WAV files. Enter the full path and file name of the application you wish to use, or press the browse [...] button to the right of this entry field to select a file using the standard MS Explorer file browser.

Sounds with Warning Dialog Boxes

Check this box to play a short beep sound when Audition displays a warning dialog box or an error occurs.

OK

Press this button when you have completed your selection of Audition program options. When you press this button the Audition Options property sheet will be closed and your settings will be saved.

Cancel

Press this button to close the Audition Options property sheet without making any changes. If you have made any changes to the option settings, and then press this button your changes will not be used, and the previous settings will remain in use.

Default

Press this button to use the default Audition program options for this property sheet. These will be the same settings that were used when Audition was run for the first time.

Help

Press this button to open the Audition Help Window and go directly to the Configuring Audition topic.

Note The options you have selected will be saved when you press the OK button. The desktop location of the Audition Options property sheet itself will also be saved. Your settings will be saved in the MS Windows 95/NT System Registry.


Audition Explorer Setup

Audition Explorer Setup

Select the File | Options menu item to open the Audition Options property sheet. Select the Explorer tab to display MS Windows 95/NT Explorer setup options. This window will allow you to integrate Audition for Windows 95/NT with the Microsoft Windows 95/NT Explorer. You can also select the Help | Setup menu item to go directly to this window. Use this command to create and remove MS Explorer shortcuts for Audition for Windows 95/NT.

Create a Start Menu Item

Check this item to create a Audition Start Menu entry. The Audition for Windows 95/NT program will be located in the Software by Design folder on the Programs menu. This item will be disabled (grayed) if a Audition item already exists in the Software by Design folder.

Remove this Start Menu Item

Check this item to remove the Audition entry located in the Software by Design folder on the Programs menu. This item will be disabled (grayed) if a Audition item does not already exist in the Software by Design folder.

Create a Desktop Icon

Check this item to create a Audition for Windows 95/NT program icon on the Explorer desktop. This item will be disabled (grayed) if a Audition desktop icon already exists.

Remove Icon from the Desktop

Check this item to remove the Audition for Windows 95/NT program icon from the Explorer desktop. This item will be disabled (grayed) if a Audition desktop icon does not already exist.

Create a Startup Folder Item

Check this item to automatically run Audition for Windows 95/NT whenever Microsoft Windows is started. This option creates a Audition program icon in the MS Windows Explorer Startup folder. This item will be disabled (grayed) if a Audition startup item already exists in the Startup folder.

Remove the Startup Folder Item

Check this item to remove Audition from the MS Windows Explorer Startup folder. This item will be disabled (grayed) if a Audition startup item does not already exist in the Startup folder.

OK

Press this button when you have completed your selection of MS Explorer shortcuts. When you press this button the Audition Setup property sheet will be closed and the MS Explorer shortcuts you have selected will be created or removed.

Cancel

Press this button to close the Audition Explorer Setup property sheet without creating or removing any MS Explorer shortcuts.

Help

Press this button to open the Audition Help window and go directly to the Audition Explorer Setup topic.


Selecting Sound Files

Selecting Sound Files

Select the File | Open menu item to display the Sound Folder Browser. Use this dialog box to select a folder containing the sound files you would like to audition. Click your mouse on the folders listed in the left hand window to display a list of sound files suitable for loading and playing.

Sound File Formats

Audition for Windows 95/NT will play WAV files, the most common form of sound files found on MS Windows 95/NT systems. WAV files are used by most programs and games that play sounds using your computer system’s multimedia equipment.

Note The desktop location of the Sound Folder Browser will be saved and used the next time you open it.


File Menu

File Menu Commands

The File menu provides commands used to work with the sound files used by Audition. A short description of each item follows:

Open

Opens the Sound Folder Browser window and allows you to select a folder containing sounds files. The Ctrl+O shortcut can also be used for this command.

Properties

Displays a small window showing file properties for the currently selected sound file. This window will display the sound file’s name, folder location, size, last modification date and file access permissions. The Alt+Enter shortcut can also be used for this command.

Options

Opens the Audition Options property sheet and allows you to change Audition program settings.

Recent Folders

This command displays a sub-menu containing up to 9 recently selected folders. Select a folder name from this list to quickly reopen a recently selected folder.

Exit

Closes the Audition program and returns control to the Explorer desktop. The Ctrl+Q shortcut can also be used for this command.

Tip Commonly used File menu commands can also be invoked using shortcut keys or buttons on the toolbar ribbon.


Edit Menu

Edit Menu Commands

The Edit menu provides commands used to edit the contents of Audition play lists. A short description of each item follows:

Delete

Deletes the currently selected sound file from the play list, this command does not delete the sound file from the disk, but rather just removes it from the play list. The Del shortcut can also be used for this command.

Edit

Opens the sound editor program and loads the currently selected sound file from the play list for editing. The Ctrl+E shortcut can also be used for this command.

Tip Commonly used Edit menu commands can also be invoked using shortcut keys or buttons on the toolbar ribbon.


View Menu

View Menu Commands

The View menu provides commands used to change Audition display options. These items provide a means of changing the Audition window appearance. A short description of each item follows:

Toolbar

Use this command to turn the toolbar ribbon on and off. If this item is checked the Audition toolbar ribbon will be displayed below the menu bar. To hide the toolbar ribbon uncheck this item. Most commonly used Audition menu commands have a toolbar button. If the toolbar ribbon is turned off you will have to use the normal Audition menus.

Status

Use this command to turn the status region on and off. If this item is checked the Audition status region will be displayed at the bottom of the Audition window. To hide the status region uncheck this item. The status region displays current program status and will also display a brief description of each menu command as the mouse is moved.

Customize

Use this command to customize the Audition for Windows 95/NT toolbar ribbon. The standard MS Windows Toolbar Customization dialog box will be opened and displayed when this command is selected.

Refresh

Refreshes the Audition play list to reflect the sound files currently located in the selected folder. The F5 shortcut can also be used for this command. This command is useful if you’ve used the MS Explorer to move or delete sound files from the currently selected sound folder that Audition is using.

Minimize

Minimizes the Audition window to a button or icon on the taskbar. The Ctrl+Y shortcut can also be used for this command. To restore the window to the desktop press the Audition button on the taskbar, or the program icon in the taskbar notification tray.

Always on Top

Use this command to keep the Audition window top most on the desktop. When this item is checked the Audition window will float above all other non-topmost windows on the desktop. This item is useful if you normally run Audition with a small window that would be easily obscured by other applications. The Ctrl+T shortcut can also be used for this command.

Tip Commonly used View menu commands can also be invoked using shortcut keys or buttons on the toolbar ribbon.


Sound Menu

Sound Menu Commands

The Sound menu provides commands used to play the sound files listed in Audition’s play list. A short description of each item follows:

Play

Plays the currently selected sound in the play list. The Ctrl+P shortcut can also be used for this command. Double-clicking the mouse on a sound in the play list or pressing the Enter key will play individual sound files as well.

Play All

Use this item to play all of the sounds currently in the play list. The Ctrl+A shortcut can also be used for this command.

Stop

Stops playing the sounds in the play list when the Play All command was previously issued. The Esc shortcut can also be used for this command.

Volume

Opens the volume control program and allows you to change your system’s speaker volume level. The volume control program used will be the application you specified in the Audition Options property sheet.

Tip Commonly used Help menu commands can also be invoked using shortcut keys or buttons on the toolbar ribbon.


Help Menu

Help Menu Commands

The Help menu provides commands used to get help for Audition operations. A short description of each item follows:

Contents

Opens the Audition Help window and displays the Table of Contents. The F1 shortcut can also be used for this command.

Search

Opens Audition Help and displays the Search window. You can use this window to search for specific Audition help topics.

How to Use Help

Opens a Help window that explains how to use MS Windows 95 Help files.

Register

Displays the Audition Shareware Registration Wizard. This wizard allows you to register  Audition for Windows 95/NT for authorized use.

Setup

Displays the Audition Explorer Setup property sheet. This window provides options to integrate Audition with the MS Windows Explorer. Use this window to create MS Explorer Start Menu items and desktop icons.

Web Site

Opens your web browser application and goes directly to the Software by Design web site on the Internet.

About Audition

Displays the Audition splash box. This window contains the current version number of Audition and a program copyright notice. Click the mouse anywhere in this window to close it

Tip Commonly used Help menu commands can also be invoked using shortcut keys or buttons on the toolbar ribbon.


Customizing the Toolbar

Customizing the Toolbar Ribbon

The Audition toolbar ribbon can be customized by selecting the View | Customize menu item. The standard MS Windows 95/NT Toolbar Customization dialog box will be opened when this command is invoked. Use this window to add and remove Audition toolbar buttons as well as to change the order that the buttons appear on the toolbar ribbon.

Tip you can also move and delete toolbar buttons without opening the Toolbar Customization dialog box by simply shift-clicking with your mouse and dragging the button to a new location on the Audition toolbar ribbon itself. To delete buttons shift-click and drag the button off of the Audition toolbar ribbon.

Note Some versions of MS Windows 95 redraw the toolbar ribbon height incorrectly after customization, if this happens exit Audition and restart it again to restore the proper toolbar ribbon height.

Available Buttons

This list will contain the buttons available for adding to the Audition toolbar ribbon. Only buttons not currently installed on the toolbar ribbon will be displayed in this list.

Toolbar Buttons

This list will contain the buttons currently installed on the Audition toolbar ribbon.

Add

Press the Add button after selecting a toolbar button from the Available list. The tool button you have selected will be added to the Audition toolbar ribbon at the current selection point.

Remove

Press the Remove button after selecting a toolbar button from the Toolbar list. The tool button you have selected will be removed from the Audition toolbar ribbon.

Close

Press the Close button to finish toolbar customization. The selection of toolbar buttons that you chose to include will be saved and reloaded whenever Audition for Windows 95/NT is started.

Reset

Press the Reset button to restore the Audition toolbar ribbon to its original default settings.

Help

Press the Help button to open the Audition Help file and go directly to the Customizing the Toolbar topic.

Move Up

Use this button to move the currently selected button up one place in the toolbar button list. The currently selected button will appear one place to the left on the actual Audition toolbar ribbon when this command is used.

Move Down

Use this button to move the currently selected button down one place in the toolbar button list. The currently selected button will appear one place to the right on the actual Audition toolbar ribbon when this command is used.


Toolbar Buttons

Tool Ribbon Buttons

Most commonly used Audition menu commands can also be quickly invoked by pressing a button on the toolbar ribbon displayed at the top of the main window. These buttons work exactly the same way as the corresponding menu items that they duplicate.

The number of buttons and their order on the Audition toolbar ribbon may differ from the following description if you have customized the toolbar ribbon.

Open - Open the Sound Folder Browser

Refresh - Refresh the play list

Properties - Show document properties

Delete - Delete the current selection

Edit - Edit the current selection

Volume - Open the Speaker Volume program

Play  - Play the current selection

Play All - Play all files in the list

Stop - Stop playing sound files

Top - Make the window topmost

Options - Open the Audition Options property sheet

Help - Open this Help file

About - Show Audition splash box

Tip If the Show Tool Ribbon Tips option was selected a small popup tip window will appear when the mouse pointer is placed over a button. A short description of what each button does can be viewed using this method.


Shortcut Keys

Shortcuts

Shortcut keys allow you to quickly invoke a menu item command without displaying the menu and then selecting an item. The most commonly used menu commands can be invoked using the following shortcut keys.

File Menu

Ctrl+O	Open the Sound Folder Browser

Alt+Enter	Show properties for the selected sound file

Ctrl+Q	Exit Audition , and return to the desktop

Edit Menu

Ctrl+E	Edit the selected sound file

Del	Delete the selection

View Menu

F5	Refresh the play list

Ctrl+Y	Minimize Audition to an icon

Ctrl+T	Make window topmost

Sound Menu

Ctrl+P	Play the current selection

Enter	Play the current selection

Ctrl+A	Play All files in the play list

Esc	Stop playing sound files

Help Menu

F1	Display this Help file


Comments and Upgrades

Comments and Suggestions

If you have comments, questions or find any bugs in Audition for Windows 95/NT please feel free to contact me on CompuServe.

Gregory Braun

CompuServe: 71613,2175

Email: 71613.2175@compuserve.com

Web Site: http://www.execpc.com/~sbd

Phone: 1.414.444.8497

Web Site

Visit my web site on the Internet to download the latest versions of all of my software offerings.

Software by Design Web Site

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Release History

Audition for Windows 95/NT Release History

v2.0	Original in-house development and testing of MS Windows 95/NT conversion using Win32 SDK.

v2.1	Added 95/NT splash box for release.

v2.2	Added MS Windows 95/NT Help file.

v2.3	Fixed several minor bugs.

v2.4	Replaced INI file with MS Windows 95/NT System Registry entries.

v2.5	Increased the width of the wave file list in the Folder Selection dialog box. Added MS Windows 95/NT Explorer Setup facilities. Add help buttons to the various Audition dialog boxes.

v2.6	Added facilities to customize the toolbar ribbon. Converted the Audition Options dialog box to a three-tab property sheet. Fixed a bug that prevented proper window repositioning when the MS Explorer Taskbar was placed along the left edge or at the top of the desktop and the Auto Hide option was active.

v2.7	Added a Recent Folders item to the File Menu.

v2.8	Fixed several minor bugs.

Last Update  March 11th, 1998

Web Site

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System Registry

Audition for Windows 95/NT System Registry Key

Audition for Windows 95/NT stores configuration settings in the MS Windows 95/NT System Registry. These settings are updated automatically while Audition is running. There is no need to edit these settings manually.

If you insist upon editing these settings, you do so at your own risk. Audition automatically updates registry entries when it exits. If you wish to edit these settings make sure Audition is not running while you edit them. If Audition is currently running your changes will be overwritten when Audition exits.

Audition for Windows 95/NT stores configuration settings in the following system registry key:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER

Software

Software by Design

Audition for Windows 95/NT

Section

Label = Value

Warning There is no need to edit these settings manually. Audition will automatically maintain these settings for you. If you do edit these, you do so at your own risk.


Removing Audition

Removing Audition for Windows 95/NT

If you find that Audition for Windows 95/NT does not meet your needs you can remove it from your computer system by simply deleting the following files from your hard drive. All of these files will be located in the folder that you originally installed Audition in.

Audition.exe	Audition for Windows 95/NT application program.

Audition.cnt	Audition Help Topics File

Audition.hlp	Audition Help File

If you have opened and used the Audition for Windows 95/NT Help files your system may contain the following two (2) files. These files are created by the standard MS Windows 95/NT Help program WinHlp32.exe. These files may also be safely removed.

Audition.gid	MS Windows Help settings file. This file contains the Audition Help window size and desktop location as well as any bookmarks you may have created.

Audition.fts	MS Windows Help word database. This file is created when you build a custom word list for Audition Help files. This file is used to search for words and phrases in the Audition Help files.

Audition for Windows 95/NT does not use any custom DLL files or system drivers. If you delete the files mentioned above from your system’s hard drive you will have completely removed Audition from your computer system.

Note If you have installed Audition shortcuts on the MS Explorer Start Menu use the Help | Setup command to remove the shortcuts you created before you delete the Audition files mentioned above.


Software by Design Web Site

Software by Design

You can download the latest versions of all of my software from my web site on the Internet. I post the latest releases of my software programs there first. Click your mouse on the link listed below to visit the Software by Design web site.

Software by Design Web Site

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Software Titles

The following software titles are available at my web site and can also be found on CompuServe, ExecPC, MSN and ZD Net.

NoteBook for Windows	(NBOOK.ZIP)

NoteBook for Windows 95/NT	(NBOOK32.ZIP)

Reminders for Windows	(REMIND.ZIP)

Reminders for Windows 95/NT	(REMIND32.ZIP)

ToolBar for Windows	(TBAR.ZIP)

ToolBar for Windows 95/NT	(TBAR32.ZIP)

Screen Loupe for Windows	(LOUPE.ZIP)

Screen Loupe for Windows 95/NT	(LOUPE32.ZIP)

Screen Loupe for Macintosh	(LOUPE.SEA)

Password Keeper for Windows 95/NT	(PASSKEEP.ZIP)

CardBase for Windows 95/NT	(CARDBASE.ZIP)

Quiz Wizard for Windows 95/NT	(QUIZWIZ.ZIP)

File Editor for Windows	(FXEDIT.ZIP)

File Editor for Windows 95/NT	(FXEDIT32.ZIP)

Crypto for Windows 95/NT	(CRYPTO.ZIP)

Icon Extractor for Windows	(ICONX.ZIP)

Icon Extractor for Windows 95/NT	(ICONX32.ZIP)

Audition for Windows 95/NT	(AUDITION.ZIP)

TxEdit for Windows 95/NT	(TXEDIT.ZIP)

DLL Show for Windows 95	(DLLSHOW.ZIP)

RGB Editor for Windows	(RGB.ZIP)

RGB Editor for Windows 95/NT	(RGB32.ZIP)

FontShow for Windows 95/NT	(FONTSHOW.ZIP)

Programmer's IDE	(PMAN.ZIP)

Programmer's IDE 95/NT	(PMAN32.ZIP)

Touch for Windows	(WTOUCH.ZIP)

Disk CleanUp for Windows 95/NT	(CLEANUP.ZIP)

BattleStar for Windows	(BSTAR.ZIP)

BattleStar for Windows 95/NT	(BSTAR32.ZIP)

World Radio for Macintosh	(WRADIO.SEA)

Note The latest versions of my software programs are always posted on my web site first. Versions found on the other online services may be earlier releases.


BBS and Internet Operators

Webmasters

Please upload the original ZIP file intact and title the submission:

"Audition for Windows 95/NT v2.8"

--Author Gregory Braun

Web Site

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Note This site also supports anonymous FTP transfers.


What is Shareware

The concept of "Shareware"...

Shareware, also known as user supported software and other names, is a concept not understood by everyone. The author of Shareware retains all rights to the software under the copyright laws while still allowing free distribution. This gives the user the chance to freely obtain and try out software to see if it fits their needs. Shareware should not be confused with Public Domain software even though they are often obtained from the same sources.

If you continue to use Shareware after trying it out, you are expected to register your use with the author and pay a registration fee. What you get in return depends on the author, but may include a printed manual, free updates, telephone support, etc. Only by paying for the Shareware you use do you enable the Shareware author to continue to support his software and create new programs. Considering that the Shareware registration fees are almost always far less than the purchase price of comparable commercial software it's obvious that Shareware is a good deal for everyone.

There are real advantages to you in the Shareware system. You get to try out software to make sure it is compatible with your hardware and that it fits your needs before you "buy" it with your registration. The author saves the expense of advertising, packaging and distribution and passes the savings on to you. Plus, most Shareware authors are much more accessible than commercial software sources so that your questions and suggestions are much more likely to be responded to.

Thank you for your support.


Registering Audition for Windows 95/NT

Registering Audition

Audition for Windows 95/NT is distributed as shareware. You may evaluate it free of charge for 30 days. After 30 days if you continue to use Audition for Windows 95/NT you are required to register it. If after evaluating Audition for 30 days you decide not to register it you are required to remove it from your computer.

Registration entitles you to unlimited free updates and telephone support.

You can register Audition for Windows 95/NT by mailing the Order Form provided with this software. When you register Audition for Windows 95/NT you will receive your registration code by E-Mail, or optionally you may request that your registration code be mailed to you.

The software you are currently using is a fully functioning program. There are no time limitations built into the software to restrict its continued use and no program features have been disabled. As a registered user you will however be able to disable the initial splash box that appears when Audition for Windows 95/NT is first launched.

To register your copy of Audition for Windows 95/NT select the Help | Register menu command. The Shareware Registration Wizard will be displayed when this menu command is selected. Use this window to fill in the following entry fields:

User Name

Enter the user name you originally specified when you ordered Audition for Windows 95/NT.

Organization

Enter the name of your organization as originally specified when you ordered Audition for Windows 95/NT. If you did not specify an organization name leave this field blank.

Registration

Enter the registration code that was provided to you. Enter your registration code exactly as provided. Do not include spaces when entering your registration code.

Note The registration code was provided to you when you purchased Audition for Windows 95/NT. Refer to the notification letter that was mailed to you or the E-Mail message you received for your personal shareware registration code.

Show Splash Box at Startup

This box will be initially checked if you have not registered Audition for Windows 95/NT. When you successfully register your copy of Audition this box will automatically be unchecked for you. If you wish to see the splash box when Audition is launched return to this Registration Wizard and check this box.

OK

Press this button after you have filled out the Shareware Registration Wizard to complete Audition for Windows 95/NT shareware registration.

Cancel

Press this button to close the Shareware Registration Wizard  without making any changes.

Help

Press this button to open the Audition Help window and go directly to the Registering Audition topic.


Purchasing Information

Purchasing Information

Audition for Windows 95/NT is distributed as shareware. You may evaluate it free of charge for 30 days. After 30 days if you continue to use Audition for Windows 95/NT you are required to register it. If after evaluating Audition for 30 days you decide not to purchase it you are required to remove it from your computer.

Registration entitles you to unlimited free updates and telephone support.

You can register Audition for Windows 95/NT by mailing the Order Form provided with this software. When you register Audition for Windows 95/NT you will receive your registration code by E-Mail, or optionally you may request that your registration code be mailed to you.

The software you are currently using is a fully functioning program. There are no time limitations built into the software to restrict its continued use and no program features have been disabled. As a registered user you will however be able to disable the initial splash box that appears when Audition for Windows 95/NT is first launched.

Single User Licensing

Individual users can register Audition for Windows 95/NT for $20.00 dollars. If you would also like a 3 ½” floppy disk sent to you please add an additional $5.00 dollars. Registration entitles you to unlimited free updates and telephone support. You can always download the latest release of Audition directly from the Software by Design web site on the Internet. Print the Audition for Windows 95/NT Order Form and mail it with your check to become a registered user of Audition for Windows 95/NT.

Site Licensing

Audition for Windows 95/NT can also be registered for use at an entire site for $250.00 dollars. If you would like to install and use Audition on multiple workstations at a single location choose this type of licensing. Registration includes a 3 ½” floppy disk and entitles you to unlimited free updates and telephone support. You can always download the latest release of Audition directly from the Software by Design web site on the Internet. Print the Audition for Windows 95/NT Order Form and mail it with your check to become a registered user of Audition for Windows 95/NT.

Corporate Licensing

Audition for Windows 95/NT can also be registered for use at multiple sites for $1000.00 dollars. If you would like to install and use Audition on multiple workstations at multiple locations choose this type of licensing. Registration includes a 3 ½” floppy disk and entitles you to unlimited free updates and telephone support. You can always download the latest release of Audition directly from the Software by Design web site on the Internet. Print the Audition for Windows 95/NT Order Form and mail it with your check to become a registered user of Audition for Windows 95/NT.


Shareware Order Form
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To print this order form, press the Print button above, or select Print Topic from the File pull-down menu.

To order by check, send this order form and a check to:

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Payments must be in US dollars drawn on a US bank, or you can send international postal orders in US dollars.

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Customer information is considered confidential and will not be shared or distributed to any third parties.

Registered users of Audition for Windows 95/NT are entitled to unlimited free program updates.

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License Agreement

License Agreement

You should carefully read the following terms and conditions before using this software.  Unless you have a different license agreement signed by Gregory Braun, your use of this software indicates your acceptance of this license agreement and warranty.

Registered Version

One registered copy of Audition for Windows 95/NT may either be used by a single person who uses the software personally on one or more computers, or installed on a single workstation used nonsimultaneously by multiple people, but not both.

Site License

Any number of users at a single location may access the registered version of Audition for Windows 95/NT through a network, provided that you have obtained a site license for the software covering all workstations that will access the software through the network. Any number of users at a single location can install and use the software on one or more computers or workstations.

Corporate License

Any number of users at any number of locations may access the registered version of Audition for Windows 95/NT through a network, provided that you have obtained a corporate license for the software covering all workstations that will access the software through the network. Any number of users at any number of locations can install and use the software on one or more computers or workstations.

Software Updates

Registered users of Audition for Windows 95/NT are entitled to unlimited free program updates. Software updates can be downloaded directly from the Software by Design web site on the Internet.

Governing Law

This agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of Wisconsin.

Disclaimer of Warranty

THIS SOFTWARE AND THE ACCOMPANYING FILES ARE SOLD "AS IS" AND WITHOUT WARRANTIES AS TO PERFORMANCE OR MERCHANTABILITY OR ANY OTHER WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. NO WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE IS OFFERED.

Good data processing procedure dictates that any program be thoroughly tested with non-critical data before relying on it. The user must assume the entire risk of using the program.  ANY LIABILITY OF THE SELLER WILL BE LIMITED EXCLUSIVELY TO PRODUCT REPLACEMENT OR REFUND OF PURCHASE PRICE.