You can purchase DART DartPro 32 at our online store, located at http://www.dartpro.com/Products/Cart.asp or by using one our many resellers. Our official resellers' link can be found at http://www.dartpro.com/products/ResellerLinks.asp.

DartPro 32 is designed to run under Microsoft Windows 95, 98, NT or Windows 2000. At this time, there are no plans to support any other operating systems.

To get your new unlock code, you should go to the DART DartPro 32 Registered User Unlock Menu and follow the directions on screen. Please be sure to have your new code entry and computer ID numbers ready (they can be found in the help menu under "unlock").

Depending on how much you paid and when you purchased DartPro 32, you may be entitled to a free, or discounted, upgrade. To upgrade from DartPro 32 to DartPro 98, you may contact us at DARTECH support, or call us at: You can also download the demo version of DartPro 98 and unlock it on this Website in the Products section.

The following are really more recommendations than requirements, as the program can run (albeit much slower) on a system with less power than the one described below. However, digital audio programs can be very taxing on a system, so the better computer you use, the better the software will run. As with most things computer-related, your mileage will vary. Here's what we suggest:

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With the Demo Version of DartPro 32, you can not write to a CD and you can only record for 2 minutes.

The DartPro 32 demo is in a "zipped" (*.zip) format. This means it is compressed and packaged, and to use the demo you must unzip the file first. If you do not have an unzip utility, we HIGHLY recommend that you download WinZip(r), which is free, from www.winzip.com. After downloading and installing WinZip(r), you should be able to unzip the downloaded demo file and move on to the next step, unzipping and installing the DartPro 32 demo.

To install DartPro 32, open up the Windows Explorer. Browse to the directory folder where you unzipped the DartPro 32 setup files, and locate the file called "setup.exe." Double click on "setup.exe" and follow the onscreen instructions to install DartPro 32. After you finish installing, you are ready to use the DartPro 32 demo!

This will vary, depending on how familiar you are with the program, and how the audio has to be edited to make it sound better. In some cases, you won't need to do much; other times, you may have to do quite a bit. Generally, the first step would be to listen to your recorded audio and be sure that there are no clipped sections, and to determine which, if any, of the restoration tools needs to be used.

Accessing the different tools is usually accomplished by selecting the tool you want to use from the appropriate menu. These menus are described in the manual, the online Help system, and this Knowledge Vault. Some of the tools are pretty much self-explanatory, and others are more complicated. It is recommend that you use the resources above to learn more about each tool and what it does, if you're not sure.

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No, you cannot run DartPro 32 if you use Windows 3.1 (3.x). It has been designed for, and runs only under, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, or Windows 2000.

You don't actually HAVE to have one of these to use the software. However, you'll get very little use out of the program if you can't burn CDs (that is what it's made for, after all). There are users who run DartPro 32 simply for the restoration filters (DeClick and DeHiss) and for the ability to convert MP3 files to WAV files or MID files to WAV files.

Not really. As long as you have the external gear (turntable, cassette player, microphone, etc.) and a computer with soundcard, you should be ready to go. Of course, if you have a CD-R or CD-RW drive, you'll be able to get even more out of the product.

No. As long as you're using a supported operating system, a supported CD-R or CD-RW drive and a functioning soundcard, then you should have everything you need. We DO, however, recommend having a quality MP3 encoder software (since ours currently doesn't support this feature). WinAmp, Xing player, RealPlayer/Jukebox, or MusicMatch and others can do a great job for most users.

The boxed version of DartPro 32 comes with an online guided tour and manual (on the CD) but the unlockable version does not. Also, if you delete and reinstall an unlockable version, on the same computer or a different computer, you'll have to get another (different) unlock code before it can be run again.

Note: The demo version of DartPro 32 has some restrictions. To lift these restrictions, you must unlock the demo by purchasing the unlock code. After downloading and installing the DartPro 32 demo, start the program and go to "Help", then to "Unlock". Write down your Code Entry and Computer ID numbers. These numbers are found in the "Help" menu under "Unlock.

Good low price card that's a step above a sound Blaster both in digital audio and MIDI. For example a SB signal to noise is in the low 70dB range while this card is in the mid 80's A new multimedia sound card with wavetable synth. It's a plug and play 20 bit recording card with audio specs in the low 90's. There's also a digital daughterboard option. This is the highest quality analog recording card available. It's over 105dB and records up to 24 bit audio. A great product.

No, none of the current DART products will run under Windows 3.1. In fact, if you try to use the DART CD-ROM with Windows 3.1, the system will not even see the CD-ROM.

DART systems consist of an anchored seafloor bottom pressure recorder and a companion moored surface buoy for real-time communications (Gonzalez et.al, 1998). An acoustic link transmits data from the recorder on the seafloor to the surface buoy. The data are then relayed via a GOES satellite link to ground stations (Milburn, et al., 1996), which send the data streams to NOAA's Tsunami Warning Centers, the National Data Buoy Center, and the Pacific Marine and Environmental Laboratory.

Unless you have a very kind GM, yes. The Song of Sleep is probably gentle enough to avoid dissonance if the human is not harmed by sudden somnolence, though.

A woman does not need a record of her previous cycles, but we ask a woman to answer a few questions that will help her or her provider to know whether or not she is in this range. These questions include:

The 64-bit versions will only work on newer Intel Itanium based hardware. The 32-bit versions will work on all x86 compatible hardware (such a Pentium III, 4, etc).

Gallery (left photo: enter through one door) and Bombardier (right photo: enter through two doors). The gallery train set can accomodate 32 bikes, while the Bombardier train set can handle 16 bikes. The gallery and Bombardier sets aren't always used on the same train numbers.