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Subject:Instruction Book
Posted by: mmark
Date:3/5/2000 6:29:00 PM

I am just getting started since I just retired and in doing
so, I was presented with a computer which was stocked with a
CD-RW since I indicated that I would like to copy some music
now that I am retired.

I am using Windows 98 and I was also provided with Sound
Forge; however, Sound Forge was installed in the computer
when it was presented to me. I did not get any literature
regarding this program thus I am in the dark.

Please advise me where I can purchase some literature in
order to find out how I can use this product to change the
MP3 music into the .WAV files in order to record it on my
CD-RW.

In that this computer was a gift, I cannot go back and ask
for the manual since I do not know who was responsible for
the purchase and the installation of the software.

Your help would certainly be highly apprciated.

Respectfully,

Mark

Subject:Re: Instruction Book
Reply by: Kelly_S
Date:3/6/2000 4:40:00 PM

Hello Mark.

If you need a manual, you could give our sales department a call at 1-
800-57SONIC extension #3.

They will be happy to help you out.

Thanks!

Mark Markwitz wrote:
>>I am just getting started since I just retired and in doing
>>so, I was presented with a computer which was stocked with a
>>CD-RW since I indicated that I would like to copy some music
>>now that I am retired.
>>
>>I am using Windows 98 and I was also provided with Sound
>>Forge; however, Sound Forge was installed in the computer
>>when it was presented to me. I did not get any literature
>>regarding this program thus I am in the dark.
>>
>>Please advise me where I can purchase some literature in
>>order to find out how I can use this product to change the
>>MP3 music into the .WAV files in order to record it on my
>>CD-RW.
>>
>>In that this computer was a gift, I cannot go back and ask
>>for the manual since I do not know who was responsible for
>>the purchase and the installation of the software.
>>
>>Your help would certainly be highly apprciated.
>>
>>Respectfully,
>>
>>Mark

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