A1: The easiest way is to right-click on the My Computer icon and select Properties from the menu that appears. A window will appear with a heading of System near the top. Below this heading will be a description of the operating system. It will say either Windows 95 or Windows 98, then a line with the numeric version:

There are two ways you can determine which version of Windows Media Player you have installed: Press the F1 key anywhere on the Windows Media Player window. The version displays. Press the Alt key anywhere on the Windows Media Player window. The standard menu bar displays. Then click on Help and About Windows Media Player.

In a test, Mathcad 8 Standard and the free Mathcad Explorer were installed on one machine and found to conflict in the use of registry keys. I suggest uninstalling all Mathcad programs and reinstalling the one that is best for you. Mathcad Support sent me this reply when I queried them about this problem: "Mathcad 8 has a built in patch file that will restore the registry settings. In your Mathcad directory locate the file regall.bat. Double click to run this file.

During boot-up, the Windows version splash screen will display the version of Windows. In addition, you may identify which version you have by double-clicking My Computer, choosing Help, then choosing About Windows.

If you get big enough flash drive you can install the full copy of XP professional. But why ? To run MP3 player ? You may take a look at the Win98SE trimmed sown to 150M with all major components presented so it is sufficient to run GPS and all your media apps. Of course there is a Windows Embedded, but that option is less explored so far. I cannot recommend it. If you buy the complete system, I can install licensed Win98SE.

Yes. Insert the Windows XP upgrade CD, and start Setup if necessary. When prompted, click Install Windows. At the Welcome to Windows Setup window, choose the installation type New Installation (Advanced). Click Next, and follow the instructions. Setup will prompt you to insert a valid CD containing your earlier version of Windows as proof that you qualify for the upgrade.

Ensure that you do have the DV camcorder or other source of video signal connected to the 1394-to-Go card.

The quickest way to find this information is to right-click on the "My Computer" icon on your desktop and then left-click on "Properties". The "General" tab will contain the name of the MS Windows version installed on the PC, e.g. "Windows 2000 Professional".

Yes, as long as they are in separate directories. Also, Windows 3.1 is not compatible with the FAT32 file system that is used on some Windows 95 OSR2 systems.

The C++ standard (ISO/IEC 14882) is available for downloading at the National Committee for Information Technology Standards Electronic Store. The cost is (as I write this) US$18.00 payable on-line via credit card. The downloaded document is in PDF form, about 3Mb total size. Be warned that the standard is not a tutorial; even expert programmers will do better learning about C++ and new C++ features from a textbook. Are there any features you'd like to remove from C++? Not really.

A wooden or vinyl buck is built to the desired rough opening size and incorporated into the AMVIC wall as it is being stacked prior to pouring the concrete. Once the concrete cures, doors and windows are installed as usual into this opening.

The following files are installed to the Windows/System directory (or updated when they already exist) when STATISTICA is installed and are also used by other Windows programs: In Windows Explorer, go to ENGLISH\MULTIMED subdirectory on the CD and copy MULTIMED.INI file to the directory on your computer where STATISTICA has been installed.

Netopia does not support having both Timbuktu Pro and PC Anywhere installed on the same machine, nor do we recommend attempting to have both applications installed. Netopia strongly recommends that PC Anywhere be completely uninstalled from any machine prior to installing Timbuktu Pro. Timbuktu Pro will abort the installation if it finds PC Anywhere installed.

Yes. For each Windows 2000 Pro upgrade license acquired via the Open License program, the customer may install and use one copy of the software on the single computer on which it was first installed or used. That is, the Windows 2000 Pro upgrade license may not be transferred from one machine to another. Windows 9x is not a prior version of Windows 2000 Pro.

Yes. This can be done, but you will have to use the configurator (Start->Programs->MentorGraphics SDD->The MGC SDD Configurator) to switch between these versions. When you have an Overlay and Professional installed at the same root location, removing either one would necessitate a reinstall of the other since it removes the win32 directories. Note: Any reinstall of an already installed product would be quick, since only the non-existent objects would be installed. Yes.

When you start Sculptor a Welcome screen will appear. From the Welcome screen you have access to the Sculptor 3 documentation via a menu. Select which eBook you would like to read. Note the selected eBook will open on top of the Sculptor. Use the navigation menu’s to move between chapters of the eBook. When you have finished reading the eBook, close the eBook to return to the Sculptor program To access "ThePlan" you first need to turn the "Advanced Features" on.

A Windoze version was announced on April Fool's Day, and those who missed the opportunity to download it should be sad, indeed; the announcement itself (a work of art!) follows (the URLs are no longer active): I got a little restless during spring break, so, besides sleeping a lot, and scaring squirrels in the yard, I did mad run of hacking and managed to create a suprising beast: GIMP on Win32. http://www.gimp.org/gimp-win32.

It is possible to install the ZIP package of Webmin on Windows using the included setup.pl script. However, this is extremely alpha-level code, and only a few of the Webmin modules work due to packages like Squid, Sendmail and so on not existing under Windows. In addition, the Windows security and permissions systems are quite different from Unix, so anything that deals with file ownership and modes may not work.

Sorry, Soundstream is Mac OS X Tiger only. There won't be a Windows version because the QC framework is not available on Windows.

While the older Versions (98,ME,2000,XP) of Windows were all good operating systems, none them were designed to cope with the magnitude of dangers on the World Wide Web in the year 2008. These systems just weren’t designed to handle the nasty stuff that’s out there today. Most of these systems that I see either won’t boot at all or are so slow and/or plagued with so many error messages that they are practically unusable.

If you installed Windows AntiSpyware (Beta) prior to the release of Windows Defender, you will receive a software notification when a new version is available. To download a copy, go to Microsoft Download Center.

In Windows Defender, click the drop-down menu next to the Help icon, and then click About Windows Defender. The version number appears in the dialog box that opens.

Just open console and enter: (1) x@y:/$ update-alternatives --config java (if more than one java is installed) or (2) x@y:/$ find / -name \*java\* or (3) x@y:/$ locate java or (4) Ask your system administrator to find it out for you

NO - Windows 2000 is the next version of Windows NT and will come in many different packages. A new version of Windows 9* is due in the Year 2000.

To check, open the Windows Media Player from your "Start" menu or desktop, and then click the "Help" menu and scroll down to "About Windows Media Player." The About window will tell you which version of Media Player you have. If you have a previous version installed, please download the most recent version and try watching Webcasts again. Note: Real Player is not compatible with Macintosh computers.

The PacTerm version number appears on the splash screen as you start PacTerm 98 or PacTerm for Windows. You can also get the version number by clicking on Help, About while PacTerm 98 or PacTerm for Windows is open.

The PKTerm version number appears on the splash screen as you start PKTerm. You can also get the version number by clicking on Help, About from inside PKTerm.

Download the latest version and copy the expanded files into your extisting Typograf directory (for example c:\program files\Typograf).

Open Settings, followed by the Control Panel and then System. Select the Hardware tab, then Device Manager, then SCSI and RAID controllers, right click on the 3ware controller, and select properties, and then click on the driver tab to display the version. You can also view this information from the Details page of 3ware's 3DM. The 3ware driver needs to be loaded during installation (press F6 when prompted). You can download the latest driver and firmware first from our web site www.3ware.com.

To see the Check In Wizard version and build number, click the Help button at the bottom left hand corner of the Wizard. A message box appears with the version number at the bottom. The first part of the number shows the version, and the last part shows the build. For example, the number "1.00.0032" indicates Check In Wizard, Version 1.0, Build 32.