If you are using a dial-up connection, whenever you connect to the Internet, your client will recognize this and upload any results you have processed while off-line and will then download new candidates to process. All you as the user need to do is make sure your TSC client is running when your computer is on and connect to the Internet as you normally would so that you can upload results and download new candidates.

TSC includes support for the following configurations. For full details, visit the TSC site.•Windows 98/2000/NT/ME/XP, 64MB Ram Go to the TSC download page here. Doing that will cause a download window to pop up on your screen. Clean install or new install, choose the 1st option. (We almost never use the 2nd option to upgrade) In the dialog box that will appear select the "Save" or "Run from this location" option. It is probably better to SAVE.

Each instance of the engine is uniquely identified, and as such you do not want to copy the config from one folder to another. Simply install a new instance of the program into a different directory. Register it with your email address, and it will be up and running using your hyperthreaded or second processor. Note: It should be noted that when running two instances TSC on a dual processor machine you should not attempt to have them both in your start up file because both will not auto start.

No, currently PracticeVeterinary requires some form of high speed Internet connectivity. We recommend a DSL or cable modem connection, but other options (ISDN, satellite) will also function properly.

This is not recommended. Results may vary depending on your PC and Windows version but are not likely to be an improvement on Satellite alone. The BT Business team cannot support this configuration.

There are really a couple of questions here to consider. The first is "Can I". The answer is yes you can, but it requires some additional tasks on your part. Most dial-in connections have what are known as "dynamic IP addresses". If you discover that you have a dynamic IP address, you must take 2 extra steps every time you connect to the Internet: You must publish this address in a place where your user community can always access. An excellent place for this is your web home page.

No, SunRocket Service uses broadband or high-speed Internet connections only - not dial-up connections. The higher connection speeds and greater bandwidth supported by broadband are required to allow both your computer and your phone to work simultaneously and to deliver quality reception.

Yes. However, you will experience some small delays (several minutes) at the start of every section whilst the section is being downloaded.

A dial-up connection is the traditional method of accessing the Internet. With a dial-up connection, your computer's modem dials our modems and establishes and maintains your connection until you disconnect. Dial-up connections are an economical way to access the Internet without making any changes to your existing phone line.

No. Even though system itself runs on the client computer, it relies heavily on the Internet connection. The system will be virtually unusable if a dial-up connection is used.

The TSC forums can be located here and contain announcements related to the program and also offer help forums.

Go to the "My Team" page on the TSC site. Once there, you should see a "Change" button. Click that, and follow the prompts to change to Team Discovery.

Yes. When the main window is open, click the button with a check mark. It will open the properties window. From there, click network. You can now enter a proxy, but don't forget to click ok!!

Note: Just remember when registering additional nodes to always use the same e-mail address! That's real important :) When the TSC client is processing work on your computer, it is trying to dock a candidate drug molecule to a target structure. This can be loosely compared to fitting a key (the candidate) to a lock (the target).

Normally, no, you may not run servers through an access connection. If you need to run servers, contact us to inquire about pricing and setup.

The TSC does warranty work on Dell computers. The TSC assists the student in getting warranty work done on other brands besides dell. Depending on the type and limitations of the warranty some computers may be sent to an authorized sevice center for repairs. Any fees incurred from shipping are the responsibilty of the customer.

For best results, iMAP requires a fast Internet connection (DSL or better). It will work over a dial-up connection, but the initial loading of the site will be very slow. If you are interested only in property searches, try our faster-loading Parcel Viewer application.

No, Fusion VoIP Service uses broadband or high-speed Internet connections only - not dial-up connections. The higher connection speeds and greater bandwidth supported by broadband are required to allow both your computer and your phone to work simultaneously and to deliver quality reception.

No. All programs require broadband (fast DSL or Cable Modem) access. Video streams carry a lot of data.

We do not recommend taking the online test with a dial-up connection, as it is a timed test designed for high-speed Internet connections. However, kids may take the test from any location, so they are welcome to use an alternate computer with a high-speed connection.

Yes, you can. If you do, select 'Silence Detect' in your EarthNet User Window configuration. To ensure voice quality, please do not surf or download from the web when making a EarthNet call.

This is a common question at any ISP, and a question that has many answers. Here is a checklist of a few things that can cause slow dial-up speeds. Because there are so many variables, it's usually best to contact Support by phone in such a case. Before doing so, however, check the following: Avoid long telephone extension cords. They are usually of a fairly poor quality, and significantly weaken the signal strength. Avoid splitters if possible.

yes we support computers with dial-up connection but things might take about 10 times longer, especially to download programs. it is advisable to use our in-house service for dial-up connections. Computer help SOS charges $120 for the first hour and $60 for 30 minute increments thereafter. service can be arranged most of the time within 24 hours. Please give us a call at one 800 - 637 - 1428

K technology is a bit touchy about the conditions it will work under. People's connection speeds vary widely depending upon circumstances. We have a basic write-up on this at: You can find detailed instructions in our support section for the operating system you're running here:

Yes, our remote support powered by WebEx, supports the 56k modem. However, you may have some latency depending upon the medium or the provider. Powered by WebEx, Qresolve is able to do the same just that the support would be more time consuming than on a DSL /ADSL / NETWORK internet connection.

The WebClass service we use does not recommend the use of dialup connections. If you wish to try a class with a dialup connection you are free to do so, but that test is not refundable if you determine the speeds were not acceptable for your participation.

Connect the VoiceBox to your PC's ethernet adapter using the orange ethernet cable provided with your VoiceBox

Although dial-up connection are slower that broadband internet, the system has been designed to work on dial-up. The Live Global bid system will test your connection speed and then will automatically adjust the amount of information to send you. Some dial-up connections will be good enough to receive audio and video while others will only be able to receive audio and no video. In extreme cases where the dial-up line is so bad you may only be able to get the bidding.