How to order Shareware:

Shareware is protected by user name and registration code. Examples are GeoMagix, IXSeg2Segy, IXGPR and IX1D version 2.

To fill a shareware order, we require a user name, at least 11 characters long. It should not be too long as it will appear on all screens and on all hard copy. User name must be your own name or your company name and may include a crew or division number. We require an e-mail address to which to send the Invoice and the Registration Sheet. Both of these will be sent by e-mail attachments in PDF format. For shareware orders, nothing will normally be sent by mail.

If you order shareware from one of our agents, our agent may include a CD with the shipment as a courtesy. Updates are downloaded from the web site, so the CD soon becomes obsolete.

Please note the license is by user name and registration code. Be careful to get the correct user name the first time. We cannot reissue registration codes for different user names without additional license fee unless it is a simple spelling error.

Unless you have established credit, payment must be received before the order can be filled.

Order IX1D v 2         Order IXSeg2Segy          Order IXGPR         Order GeoMagix

How to order Windows software:

Interpex will accept orders by e-mail, FAX or phone. We need to know the name and address of the end user, including e-mail address so we can send update information. We also need to know if you want a parallel port or USB key. We normally ship a USB key by default.

We need a complete shipping address, including postal code if available. We also need a telephone number. We must ship a hardware key and we normally include a CD with the latest version as a courtesy. Updates are downloaded from the web site, so the CD soon becomes obsolete.

Unless you have established credit, payment must be received before the order can be filled.

How to order DOS software:

Because some users prefer the DOS platform, we do not plan to discontinue our DOS software. We no longer sell software protected DOS packages, only those protected by a hardware key.

We do have a limited number of the old-fashioned parallel port  iButton keys. These are required if the software is to be run in pure DOS, for instance in a DOS partition on your hard disk. The newer Rockeys require a driver so the software must be run in a DOS window in Windows 98 or later. For Windows XP, the Rockeys are required.

Rockeys are available in parallel port or USB port keys.

DOS software is licensed to the end user and also carries a serial number which must match the serial number of the hardware key. The name of the end user must be 36 characters or less.

We require the details of the end user, including full name company and address, complete bill to and shipping addresses (with telephone number), payment information, number and names of Software packages ordered.

Unless you have established credit, payment must be received before the order can be filled.