For Windows Millennium Edition users
When using SonicStage under Windows Millennium Edition
if you use lhe "System Restore" funclion in Windows "System 'lbols', audio data managed
by SonicStage may become corrupted and rendered unplayable.
Before executing lhe system restoration procedure, you should first back up all audio files
and restore them after doing lhe system restoration procedure.
For details about backup procedures, refer to online help.
Note
Restoring backup data requires access to tile lnternet. If an audio file becomes unplayable after
restoring the system, an error dialog box may appear. If this occurs, do as instructed by the message.
For Windows 2000 users
Restrictions when running the SonicStage software under Windows 2000
• You must log on as "Administrator" to install the SonicStage software.
• You must log on wi_h _he user name "Administrators" or "Power Users" to use _he
SonicStage software.
• Oflhe Windows 2000 versions, SonicStage is supported only by Windows 2000
Professional.
• The NTFS format of Windows 2000 Professional (faclory installed) can be used only
with the standard (factory) settings.
For Windows 98 Second Edition users
Importing MP3 files to the computer or playing WAV files on the computer
Microsoft Media Player version 7.0 or higher is required lbr importing MP3 files or
playing WAV files. Users of earlier versions can download the most recent version from 1he
Microsofl websi|e (http://www.microsofLcom/).
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