Installation and Passwords
What should my installation look like, again?
Please see: Installation instructions

I just upgraded to Mathematica 7. Which version of mathStatica do I need?
You need mathStatica 2 which provides perfect compatibility with Mathematica 7.
[ See: mathStatica compatibility table ]

Can I install a second copy of mathStatica on my portable / home computer?
Yes — if you have purchased a single-user license, we will support your use of mathStatica on both your work machine and also on your home/notebook computer that also has Mathematica installed on it (for the same user).
If, for some reason, your work and home machines have different Mathematica license numbers, please contact register@mathStatica.com with full details of both your Mathematica licenses so that we can issue you with an appropriate password.

Can I install mathStatica in a Network environment?
- Single-user License
Yes. If you have purchased a single-user license of mathStatica, even though you are running a Network/site license of Mathematica, we can fully support your use as a single user by issuing you with a MachineID password. This will enable mathStatica to work perfectly on your computer, without having to purchase a multi-user license. This is very common at universities which have site licenses for Mathematica.
- Multi-user enviroment
Yes. If you running a site or Network copy of Mathematica, and you are seeking a multi-machine mathStatica multi-user license to match same, we can support you with a mathStatica Network License.

I like mathStatica’s startup sound, but my cat does not. Can I remove it?
Yes — if you want to. If you are using mathStatica 2, go to your install directory, which is typically your ...
$UserBaseDirectory / Applications folder
... and there you will find the file:
mathStatica.m
You should probably make a copy for yourself before making changes.
Simply open this file in Mathematica ... it is very short ... and the very first command is:
EmitSound[ blah blah blah]
You can just delete that completely ... and save the file. Then ... mathStatica will start without the sound.

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