System Requirements

COMPUTER
    IBM PC or compatible, with Windows-compatible SVGA display 


PROCESSOR 
    Pentium-class 233MHz or better processor 
    (400MHz for Windows 2000 / XP)
 
 
RAM  
    128 MB for Windows 2000 / XP

 
HARD DRIVE 
    Program requires 50MB of hard drive space. You also need sufficient 
    hard disk space to store your media files (one minute of CD-quality 
    WAV music will typically use 10 MB of hard disk space)

 
DISPLAY 
    800x600 High Color (16-bit)
 
 
OPERATING SYSTEM 
    Windows 2000 Professional (SP-3 or higher is required)
    Windows XP Home and Professional
    Windows Vista not Supported. 
        While the software may function in some systems,
        certain Software features are not available.
 

CD-ROM DRIVE 
    A 16X or faster CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive capable of reading both data 
    and audio Compact Discs.


OTHER
    - Internet Access is required.
    - A CD-R (CD Recordable) drive is needed for CD burning features. See our
      website for supported CD-R models.

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RECOMMENDED SETUP
    PROCESSOR: Pentium II class 400 MHz processor (700 MHz for 
               Windows 2000/XP) 
    RAM: Windows 2000/XP 256 MB RAM  

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NOTES:
    Please bear in mind that our published minimum requirements are based on 
    a test system that was reasonably optimized for performance (without a lot
    of overhead). A typical "casual home user" will often be unwilling to run 
    as 'lean' a system, so in-home performance may be compromised to some
    extent.
 
    We recommend using minimum requirements as a starting point, but faster 
    systems will provide better results. Other applications, especially games,
    may have higher system requirements. Refer to the applications documention
    for details. 

    Windows 98 or Millennium are no longer supported by Microsoft, therefore, 
    VTB cannot offer support for these old Windows platforms. 
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