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Hardware & software Requirements
What are the Hardware & Software Requirements for The Unscrambler®?
Hardware Requirements
We recommend that you use at least a Pentium PC running at 100 MHz or more.
Memory space is an important issue, at least 16 MB of RAM should be available,
preferably 32 MB. Using a more powerful PC improves performance significantly
and is advisable if your data tables are large.
Software Requirements
The Unscrambler® software is written for the Windows 98, Windows NT (3.51 or
later), Windows 2000, Windows Me and Windows XP operating systems.
The Program does not run on Windows 3.x or Windows for Workgroups platforms.
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Installation and settings
We have a Multi-User license. How do I configure The Unscrambler® Software for
a Network Installation?
The Unscrambler® program files may be installed on any suitable network file
server, e.g. a Novell Netware server, or a Windows peer-to-peer client. However,
the local computer from which you run The Unscrambler® must be a Win32 type of
platform, i.e. either Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows XP or
Windows NT (3.51 or later).
The Unscrambler® data files may be stored anywhere, independently of where
The
Unscrambler program files are installed. During installation you will be asked
to specify the location for both types of files. Please note that the data files
must be located in a directory available to all users. Also make sure that all
users have write access to this directory. The program files, however, can be
located in a read-only directory. Note that if the file server has limitations,
e.g. if it only supports "8.3" file names, this also goes for the data tables
and results you create in your Unscrambler projects.
Having installed the program on the server, you must perform client installation
from each workstation by running the "setup.exe" file from the client folder at
The Unscrambler® installation location at the server, as shown hereafter:
\\Server name\drive name\Program Files\The Unscrambler®\CLIENT\setup.exe
This is a quick process which requires no user input. Thus, the individual
workstation owners can easily do this installation themselves without
supervision from the system manager.
Note: On some operating systems, insufficient user rights may be an
issue. After installation it is recommended for the Administrator to check
whether all users have sufficient access rights to The Unscrambler® installation
folders. In some cases it may be necessary to explicitly grant all users full
access rights to these folders.
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How to move The Unscrambler® Data directory to a new location?
Login as a supervisor, open the System Setup dialog, choose the Directories
sheet and specify the new location by pressing Change on the Directories sheet.
Note that the data files are copied to the new location, not physically moved.
This ensures that a backup exists if the location change fails for some reason.
The previous data directory can be removed manually if desired.
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How to define how missing values will be represented under Import or Export
of data?
Login as a supervisor, open the System Setup dialog, choose the Import/Export
sheet. This sheet provides options to define handling of missing values.
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