Virtins Sound Card Oscilloscope 3.0

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Please take a moment to read the END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT. Use of this software constitutes your acceptance of these terms and conditions and your agreement to abide by them.

This software is protected by copyright laws, trademark and international copyright treaties, as well as other intellectual property laws and treaties.

This software product is licensed, not sold. You may evaluate the software for continuous 21 days, after which the functionalities will be disabled. You need an activation code (softkey) to unlock the software for permanent use. Each individual user, company, agency or institution that uses this software has to pay the license fee, one per each computer on which the software is used. A softkey will be given to you after you purchase the software and register it with your computer's Site Code and Machine ID (MID), which are indicated to you when you run the trial software. The softkey provided to you can only unlock the software on the licensed computer from where the regitered Site Code and MID are obtained.

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Michael Dunn 2006-10-22 01:03:05

Still trying to figure it out...

I want to run the oscilloscope in a smaller window than full-screen, but when I reduce the window size, the graticule spacing remains the same, and I lose the negative values from the screen. I can't work out how to correspondingly reduce the graticule spacing, so the entire display remains visible in the smaller window. I would like to buy and use this product, but this is a MAJOR deterrent for me. I would have expected that, as the window size was reduced, the size of the displayed image would reduce with it...?

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