If a JRE (Java Runtime Environment) or JVM (Java Virtual Machine) was not installed with your operating system or your web browser, you may need to install the Java Plug-in to run Java applications in your web browser. Your web browser may offer you a link to download and install a JRE or Java Plug-in, if no JRE is present. If your web browser offers you a link to download and install a JRE, JVM, or Java Plug-in, please follow the instructions offered by your web browser.

A - You will need either the Windows Media or the Real Media player installed. Both media players are free. As yet we have not decided which format will best suit the conditions. If you have both players installed on your computer then it would be wise to test them both too. More details to follow...

A - To view the webcast live or recorded, you will need a computer with a sound card and a speaker. You will also need broadband internet access.

Currently WebCast is not supported for Palm-based devices. For Pocket PC 2000, Pocket PC 2002 or above, you need to download Windows Media Player to view WebCast clips. Please refer to the following URL for details: For Pocket PC devices, select "Setting" -> "System" -> "Memory" to view the available disk space.

We stream from our servers using the Microsoft format. In order to receive PREVLINE multimedia, you must have a Microsoft Media Player installed on your computer. Wait for the buffering. It is normal and the amount is determined by your computer and Internet traffic

If a JRE (Java Runtime Environment) or JVM (Java Virtual Machine) was not installed with your operating system or your web browser, you may need to install the Java Plug-in to run Java applications in your web browser. Your web browser may offer you a link to download and install a JRE or Java Plug-in, if no JRE is present. If your web browser offers you a link to download and install a JRE, JVM, or Java Plug-in, please follow the instructions offered by your web browser.

The Webcast can be viewed through Windows Media Player http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/ or Real Player www.real.com. Either of those applications can be downloaded online.

Some are webcast live and also achieved for later use. Some are not available for webcasting at all. When able, the ARNG Professional Education Center at Little Rock, AR often captures many of these programs and makes them available for later viewing. You can find a list of achieved webcasts at this website: http://170.94.24.37/webcast/. Webstreaming technology is relatively new and each broadcast is subject to a number of technical challenges in order to be successful.

Answer: Viewing our web cast programs require a minimum connection speed of 150K or greater at all times while you are viewing the program and RealOne Player - Helix Powered free version 2.0 or higher.

To view this stream using QuickTime, you will need to download the free plug-in for QuickTime, which is available by clicking here. Once you have installed the plug-in, you will be able to view the webcast by clicking on the QuickTime link available on the

When opening the text display, a security pop-window will appear regarding installation of, or privileges for, an application from Stenograph L.L.C.. Depending on your web browser and Java Runtime Environment the exact content of this security warning may vary. Please choose Yes (or Grant) to load the text display. For additional information regarding the security warning please see Viewing eScription Events.

Our wedding webcasts are streamed in Windows Media format. Nearly 95% of computers already have Windows Media Player installed, which means virtually all of your online guests will be able to view the webcast without installing any software. Just in case, we provide links to the free installation and upgrades for Windows Media Player, available from Microsoft.

Almost any computer configured to connect to the World Wide Web should allow you to view the Webcast. Speakers and a 16-bit sound card are required to reproduce the audio portion of the Webcast. Your computer should have a color monitor with VGA (Video Graphic Adapter) able to display a minimum of 32K (32,768 color) with a resolution of 640 x 480 or higher. Insofar as the software requirements are concerned, you will need a Web browser (Netscape® Navigator v.

You can register for the webcast at any time. When you register, you will be given a username and password. If you log in to the webcast on the day of the teleconference, you will need to enter your username and password. The webcast can be viewed by any number of persons. The fee for the webcast increases as the number of viewers increases.

The ones with installer, will show an installation wizard when launched for the first time. Use the wizard to complete the installation. The ones that do not have an installer, are pretty much self-containing and will simply work when clicked on the main executable (.exe file). Try to remember where you have placed them for the future. A:In most cases, VB6 runtimes are required as a prerequisite to run our programs.

You will need a web browser and Adobe Acrobat installed on your computer. We recommend that you use Internet Explorer, version 4.0 or greater to view your documents. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat installed, you can download it free of charge from Adobe's web site:

b. Log in with the username and password you received from elearning@intersystems.com. You may need to modify your spam filters to allow permit email from this address. d. Search for the content by keyword or category (if it is not in the "My Learning" area already). e. Assign the recorded event to yourself by selecting the "Add to My Learning" link to the right of the recorded session name.

Anyone you invite, as long as they have a broadband Internet connection and Windows Media Player. Dialup users will not be able to view the webcast.

A:Install them on as many as you like. Also keep a copy of your activation key(s) written down somewhere, just in case you may need them for the future. A:ABSOLUTELY NOT. Our programs do not contain, and will never contain adware or spyware. Even so, remember you can and should always use spyware tools to check any new programs that you install, like SpyBot or Microsoft AntiSpyware for example. We encourage our users to use such protective software at all times.

In order to hear a Webcast audio and view a Webcast video you need to have Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher installed on your computer. Click here to download the latest version of Internet Explorer. This problem occurs when you do not have the latest codecs on your computer. Please download and install Windows Media Audio and Video 8.0 Codecs.

Our site features animation in the QuickTime, RealVideo, and Flash formats. You can download these free programs at the following links:

Almost any graphics program will be able to open most of the files we send you. Files with the "CDR" extension, can usually be opened with Corel Draw or Corel Photopaint. However there are some popular graphics programs such as Photoshop that can open all of these files.

A - YES – An elevator application (form ELV-1 and ELV-15) or a boiler application (form PW-1) permit must be filed at the Department of Buildings 280 Broadway - 4th floor by your elevator company or contractor/boiler installer. A - YES – But specific issues pertaining to "mixed use" buildings should be referred to a Department of Buildings' Boiler Division technical person. They can be reached at 212 566-5430.

A - We have put together install packages that come with almost everything you need to completely install your system. Some miscellaneous materials can be purchased at local hardware stores.

Encoder software' is needed on your system to encode your programming feed into compressed data for transmission over the internet to the streaming server at our location. The software you use depends on which format you intend to webcast in. This encoding software is free, and is the only software required. Webcast2000 can show you where you can download the software and guide you through setup.

A server is a computer with specialized internet broadcasting software installed, connected 24hrs a day to the internet via a high-speed high-bandwidth connection, capable of delivering multiple 'streams' of data (your webcast) to internet users on demand. RealNetworks Windows Media and Winamp MP3 produce the most popular internet broadcasting server software for internet webcasting.