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Registering to D-SoundPRO

After a trial period of 15 days, if you want to use D-SoundPRO, you are expected to pay a registration fee of $39 (USD) - for D-SoundPRO 2.x registered users, the upgrade fee is of $10 (USD).

Thank you for your support to D-SoundPRO and to shareware distribution concept. If you have comments or requirements for future versions of D-SoundPRO, don't hesitate to send a message to Customer Supports. For the author it is very important to have feedback from users.

Please, if it is possible, send a message (e-mail, or just a postcard) about the equipment configuration (mac, interface, Synth/samplers) you are using with D-SoundPRO, and if it is working properly.

Japanese and Italian versions of D-SoundPRO application and User Manuals are now available. Please contact the Customer Support for assistance (also German and French versions of D-SoundPRO will be available very soon).

You can register yourself using one of these two methods:

• Using the Register Program
• Contacting the Author or the Japanese Customer Support*

*Contact the Author and the Japanese Customer Support for Italian or Japanese custom versions of D-SoundPRO Application and User Manual (also German and French versions of D-SoundPRO will be available very soon).

8.1. Using the Register Program

 You can register yourself using the 'Register' application. It is very simple to use, offers a wide variety and it is very secure and protected for you. When you are registering using the Register program, your payment arrives to the author by Kagi Shareware services.

You must first run the Register program, which should be located in the same folder as the application.

Enter:

• Your name and e-mail and/or postal address (email is our preferred way of contacting you). We need your email or postal address so that we can send you a registration code.
• The number of licenses you wish to purchase. For one single-user license, enter a 1 in the box under the name of the product.
• Your payment method and details.

 We use Kagi Shareware to process our registrations. Kagi will automatically process your registration and will send out confirmation e-mail.

Kagi will accept VISA, Master Card, American Express, First Virtual, US Check, Money Order, or Cash (in many different currencies)

You can send the form to Kagi via e-mail, postal mail, or fax. The e-mail is the fastest and perhaps most convenient. The Register program encodes credit card information for secure transactions.

 To send your payment:

• Using Credit Card or First Virtual: You can send an E-mail, a Fax or a Postal Mail.
• Using Cash or USD Check: You must send a Postal Mail.

Sending you payment by E-mail

To e-mail your registration form to Kagi, click on the Copy button in Register and then paste it into the body of a new e-mail message. The e-mail address where to send the message is also listed in the message, it is shareware@kagi.com.

No subject line is required.

 There is no need to compress the data file; it is already pretty small.

Sending you payment by Fax

 To pay via Fax, click on the Print button. Make sure you have your printer (or fax modem) selected in the Chooser. The number to fax the message is also listed on the message itself. It is

 FAX: +1 510 652 6589

Sending you payment by Postal mail

 To pay via normal mail, click on the Print button. Make sure you have your printer selected in the Chooser. The address is listed also on the message itself, it is:

 Kagi Shareware

1442 - A Walnut Street #392-ZK

Berkeley, CA 94709-1405

USA

 Remember to include a check or money order in US dollars, or cash. You can pay with a wide variety of cash from different countries, but at present if you pay via check, it must be a check drawn in US Dollars. Kagi cannot accept checks in other currencies.

 If you have a purchasing department, you can enter all the data into the Register program and then select Invoice as your payment method. Print three copies of the form and send it to your accounts payable people. You might want to highlight the line that mentions that they must include a copy of the form with their payment. Kagi cannot invoice your company; you need to generate the invoice and handle all the paperwork on your end.

 If you include a valid email address, you will get a message from Kagi when your payment is processed. If you choose to pay $1 extra for a postcard receipt for your payment, Kagi will send you one.

Receiving your Registration Code

 Your registration code will be sent separately, from author, within 1-5 days after Kagi processes your payment. Be sure to enter an e-mail or postal address! (There is no extra charge to receive your registration code by postal mail.)

 Once you have received a registration code, choose Register from D-SoundPRO's Apple menu to open a dialog where you can enter it. Another way to get to this dialog is to click "Register" at startup Register reminder dialog. Registering will stop the registration reminders.

8.2. Contacting the Author or the Japanese Customer Support

•  If you wish to register yourself directly contacting the author, please send 39$ (USD) - for D-SoundPRO 2.x registered users, the upgrade fee is of $10 (USD) - cash or an (International) equivalent postal Money Order payable to:

STEFANO DAINO

v. Romeo Rodriguez Pereira, 212

00136 Roma

ITALY

 Contact him at his address or at the following e-mail for assistance and Italian custom version of D-SoundPRO program and User Manual:

Compuserve: 100256,1753

Internet: sdaino@d-soundpro.com

• If you are a Japanese customer, please contact

Mr. CHRISTOPHER LI / Bridge 1 Software 

Kopo Rasu Yama #102

Sakasai 940-1

Kashiwa-shi, Chiba-ken 277

JAPAN

Fax: 0471-75-4125

E-Mail: support@bridge1.com

Nifty-Serve: KGB00252

<http://www.bridge1.com>

Receiving your Registration Code

Your registration code will be sent from author or Japanese Customer Support, within 1-5 days after the processing of your payment. Be sure to enter an e-mail or postal address! (There is no extra charge to receive your registration code by postal mail.)

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