SCALAMUSICA is licensed through a software mechanism.
You will receive, at the time of purchase, a
special file via email. This file is aucomatically
generated and sent at your email address, based
on records in the customer's computer and therefore
can not be sent separately.
Here is how you become a licenced SCALES user:
1.) Download
the software (SCAMU.ZIP) whenever you like,
before or after you buy your licence, it will
not influence your licence status, in fact,
you may run several versions on the same licence
and computer.
2.) Purchase
one licence. You identify yourself by name and
a valid email address. When your credit card
has passed verification, you get a personal
code sent to your email address.
3.) Now, when you are a registered
licence owner , open an Internet connection
from your target machine and launch SCALES.
Your personal licence
is valid for ever.
6.) Enter your email
& password, press "SEND"
(see the picture below) and within a few minutes
you receive a small key text file (SCA32.TXT)
in your email letter box. If
you have bought several licences be sure to
fetch your key files from every different target
computer.
6.) Now, copy
this key file to any one of three places on
the hard disc where you run SCALES:
place |
example |
| your hard disc root |
C:\SCA32.TXT |
| your Windows directory |
C:\WINDOWS\SCA32.TXT |
| wherever you run SCALES
|
C:\PROGRAM\SCALES dictionary\SCA32.TXT |
and your SCALAMUSICA dictionary is completely
open!
|
Errors,
except those depending on the users own computer
system, is very unlikely to happen. Please check
your Windows system, your sound card, your I/O
status, your email address and other matters
that may affect running new software on your
computer. In fact, not one single problem has
so far occured, that was not due to the user's
own computer system.
Please also note
that SCALAMUSICA is not a textbook in musical
theory except for music scales. The help texts
(fully available in the demo) do merely treat
program management and theory of the most important
standard scales in western music. |
