I found out the hard way that this program doesn't run natively under Windows 7 or Vista. The offer the following solution on their web site for Vista. I tried it on Windows 7 and it doesn't quite work (the sound becomes too distorted to use).
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The three products in the Sibelius Groovy Music range -- Groovy Shapes, Groovy Jungle and Groovy City -- all rely on Adobe/Macromedia Director technology, which is currently incompatible with Windows Vista.
When you run one of the Groovy products on Windows, you will see a message that informs you Macromedia Projector has stopped working, and Groovy will not run.
To solve this, you can run Groovy in compatibility mode:
*Click the Start button
*Select Computer from the menu to see your computer's disk drives
*Navigate to C:\Program Files\Sibelius Software\Groovy Shapes (or Groovy Jungle or Groovy City)
*Right-click the Groovy application icon and select Properties from the context menu
*In the dialog that appears, choose the Compatibility tab, switch on Run this program in compatibility mode for: checkbox and select Windows NT 4.0 (Service Pack 5) from the drop-down list
*NOTE: If Windows NT 4.0 (Service Pack 5) doesn't work try the Windows XP (Service Pack 2) option.
*Click OK
Now run Groovy Music as normal from its icon in the Start menu. You only need to do the above procedure the first time you run Groovy Music -- thereafter you can simply run the program each time from its icon in the Start menu.
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