To use MediConnect's online system, you will need a personal computer with Internet access and a browser--either Microsoft Internet Explorer (version 4.0 and higher) or Netscape Navigator (version 4.7 and higher). Although our system works over dial-up modem, we recommend DSL or faster Internet connection for downloading the scanned records.

A computer with Internet access is needed for the audio and video portion of the presentation. If you prefer, a toll-free phone number is provided to access the audio portion by telephone. System requirements for Live Meeting 2003 can be found at http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA100243841033.aspx. If you have never attended a Live Meeting before, you will be prompted to download the meeting console. Allow the download to proceed and you will be connected to the meeting.

None. As long as you have a current browser and an Internet workstation you can utilize Webnettraining. The training programs have both readable text and audio narration. By having a sound card and speakers the presentations are a great audio experience, which increases employee retention of the material. However, it is not required.

The TaxTools system is designed to operate on an IBM compatible personal computer. To run TaxTools from DOS, 4 megabytes of memory is required. TaxTools will run under Windows with 4 megabytes but 8 megabytes is strongly recommended. If you have about $5,000,000 million in annual tax receipts, a 486-33 is the minimum recommended computer. Disk storage requirements depend on the number of tax returns maintained on file.

The following information has been provided by one of our clients. "We have a Pentium III 1.26G server with 512MB of RAM installed. This machine is our main file server for our entire organization. All our files and application executables resides on that system. It serves up to 300 users during peak usage. I would suggest a Pentium III 600MHz with 64MB of RAM as a minimum to run the application. Windows 98 or above would be desirable. It runs on Windows 95 but not as stable.

Adobe Acrobat Standard or Professional, version 5.0 or higher to convert documents from a word processor format to portable document format (PDF) or a comparable PDF converter A scanner or access to a scanner for the creation of electronic papers from documents that are non-computerized

bit, Intel-based microprocessor computer (such as Pentium-compatible 166 MHz or higher) for both Windows NT Workstation and Windows NT Server. Hard disk space with a minimum of 300 MB of free disk space for Windows NT Workstation. (Server: a minimum of 400MB of free disk space on the partition that will contain the Windows NT system files). Several factors affect free disk space required by Windows NT 5.

a PC running Windows 95/98 or later (XP, Me, 2000) with an Ethernet card (NIC) and/or USB, 64 MB RAM and at least 150MB available hard drive space. a Macintosh - Power PC, iMac or newer - running OS 8.5 or newer (OSX recommended!) with an Ethernet jack or USB port to add an external one, 64MB RAM minimum and 150MB minimum available hard drive space.

Central: New production servers have been purchased and installed, providing approximately twice the power of the old servers.

ANSWER: Filers will need the following hardware and software to file documents in the CM/ECF electronic filing system: ? A personal computer running a standard platform such as Windows or Macintosh. Netscape Navigator version 4.6 or 4.7 (Netscape 6 is not recommended for use with CM/ECF.) or Internet Explorer 5.5. Software to convert documents from a word processor format to portable document format (PDF). Adobe Acrobat PDF Writer is recommended. Acrobat Writer Version 3.X, 4.X and 5.

No. Vonage provides phone service only. You can check for high-speed Internet service availability in your area by querying Google.

The only thing you need to view the majority this site is a computer and an internet connection. In order to view the television clips, you will need a broadband connection. In order to download and view some of the documents from the Forms & Downloads section, you will need Microsoft Word (or the free viewer program), Microsoft Powerpoint (or the free viewer program) or Adobe Acrobat (or the free viewer program). Each of the viewer programs can be downloaded for free.

In general, our systems run out of a data center and do not have to be installed onsite. We can install our server systems in a premise-based solution, if desired - specific discussions would be needed here to define the hardware and software components required. Visit our Solutions and Services pages for more details on how we are uniquely positioned to support broad strategic initiatives.

Not really. As long as you have the external gear (turntable, cassette player, microphone, etc.) and a computer with soundcard, you should be ready to go. Of course, if you have a CD-R or CD-RW drive, you'll be able to get even more out of the product.

Personal computer (PC) with a standard operating system (i.e.Windows 95 (OSR 2.0), Windows 98, Windows Millennium, Windows 2000, or Windows NT (4.0 w/Service Pack 5 or 6)); A Pentium (or equivalent) based processor is suggested as the processor speed of the PC could impact the response time of the CM/ECF application. Adobe Acrobat Writer software (or other software) to convert documents from word processing format to Portable Document Format (PDF) or to save scanned documents to PDF.

There are three separate elements to the software system requirements - the operating system, the web server and the database server. For the server operating system we recommend Windows 2000 upward with Internet Information Services (IIS). Supported databases for the PACE course and risk assessment data are MS-Access and SQL Server. Please contact Cardinus to confirm the precise versions supported.

Hardware is usually the nuts and bolts that attach the trucks to the skateboard deck. Hardware also refers to the axle nuts, axles and kingpin washers, really any metal parts that are considered skateboard components. A new type of hardware has come out for attaching the skateboard deck to the trucks. These are called self-locking hardware. With self-locking hardware, one must hammer the bolts into the board, and then just tighten the nuts on once the trucks are in place.

Few replacement parts are currently manufactured directly by Steinberger or Gibson. The Spirit models are manufactured and assembled in Korea, and do have some design differences in them. Therefore, they can't all necessarily be used as replacements in a composite model instrument. MusicYo has resurrected Steinberger production, as is selling parts as well. TransTrem, S-Trems, R-Trems, headbands, leg rests, jaws and many other items can be found on their site.

Each software product comes with documentation that explains the platform(s) on which the software will run. Most products will run on an 80x86 based PC. Some are written for unix systems. Some may require a math coprocessor when run on 80386 systems. The documentation for each product will also explain if other software is necessary to support the product or prepare the data. In most cases, the distribution package contains all the needed components.