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System
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| System Requirements 1.1 System Requirements - What do I need to install CVTracker on my PC? |
Requirements - What you
need to install CVTrackerTM v.1.8.9 LITE-RC-3 and v.1.8.7 RC-3 To install this version of CVTrackerTM you will require: Required: Microsoft Windows 2000® (Professional, Server, or Advanced Server), Windows XP®, or later version operating systems. Pentium or higher microprocessor-based computer CDROM drive or broadband (high-speed) internet connection for downloads Adobe Acrobat Reader® (can download for free) for Documentation 100 MB of free space on your hard drive 64 MB RAM Memory Monitor, Keyboard, and mouse/trackball/touchpad Recommended: Microsoft Outlook® 97 or later Microsoft Word® 97 or later Microsoft Access® 97 or later MS Internet Explorer 3.0 or later 256 MB RAM Memory |
| Internet Enabled 1.2 Is the CVTracker Internet enabled? |
The CVTracker is enabled
to automatically open Internet Explorer (if installed on your system
with appropriate pointers) when you have a URL that you wish to
access. If you don't have IE, you may cut and paste the URL into
any browser from the main screen. Essentially, the CVTracker has
no other internet requirements except for email access to register your
software appropriately. Version 2.0 of CVTracker should have an
Email client built in with automatic access to your ISP services with
appropriate configuration of POP3 and SMTP email data. You are
required to have a copy of the CVTracker on your desktop/laptop. |
| Windows 98 Version 1.3 Is there a Windows 98 version of the software available? |
The Windows 98 version of
the CVTracker was released in November 2003. The software version
is CVTracker LITE v.1.9.1 for use on Windows 98® operating
systems. For techies: This software is compatible with MDAC
2.1 or higher and uses Access Type Libraries for data access. You
can download this software from Downloads. |
| Available for Macs? 1.4 Can I use the software on Apple Macintosh computers? |
No. The CVTracker is
designed for the PC and Windows operating systems. There are ways
of using it on Macintosh computers using PC Emulators. You can
find out more about various emulators and their costs at some of the
following sites: http://www.macwindows.com/emulator.html#PCEmulators http://emulation.net/windoze/ Note: The CVTracker team and Netmap Software do not endorse or support any of these sites and use of any downloaded software, data, or web tools from these websites are solely at your risk. |
| Printing System 1.5 Does the CVTracker work with all printers? |
CVTracker currently works
properly with printers configured to meet Windows 2000 or Windows XP
standards. This should include most of the printers available
today. If you have any questions regarding printing, you should
first contact your printer manufacturer or printer software vendor
before contacting the CVTrack team. We will try to help you if
you are still unable to print out data. |
| Integration with Outlook 1.6 Does the CVTracker integrate with Microsoft Outlook? |
Certain aspects of
CVTracker already incorporate Microsoft Outlook features. This
include updating the Microsoft Outlook calendar and importing data from
the Microsoft Outlook contacts data set. Specific feature
improvements and greater integration with Microsoft Outlook is expected
in the next version of the software. |
| Do I Need Other Software? 1.7 Do I need to purchase any additional software for use with CVTracker? |
No additional software is
required for purchase. CVTracker maintains a redistributable
Microsoft Access format database for data storage and retrieval and
implements an ODBC connection to access and retrieve data through
standard SQL queries. The CVTracker back end requires only the
standard files already included with the operating system and the files
contained in the install package of the software. |
| Backup Requirements 1.8 What system requirements are needed to back up my data regularly? |
Backup can be done
directly through CVTracker using the Restore menu command. This
data can then be stored on a floppy disk, memory card, zip drive,
CD-RW, hard drive, or on your network. The backup and restore
command is not automatically invoked however and requires that you
manually back up your files by selecting the Restore command from the
menu bar. |
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