All versions of Q&A are networkable on, for example, Windows 95/98, Novell, and Lantastic networks. All versions of Q&A will also work on Windows NT networks with the following provisos: If using Q&A for Windows, it must be installed and/or run from Windows 95 or 98 workstations. (It will not run properly on an NT Workstation.

Yes. In fact the standard version has network and multi-user features built in. No additional fees or license upgrades are necessary.

Currently, our CD-ROM based products may or may not be (depending on your network) accessed from multiple desktops on a Local Area Network. Certain products require a runtime installation on each client, and it is recommended that the full program be installed on a file server hard disk (with CD-ROM drive emulation) or multiple copies loaded for those with CD-ROM towers for optimal performance. Check for new products and product updates for TCP/IP networking capabilities.

The Q&A section is place where you can ask questions and provide answers about any topic related to improving your well-being, or read what others have asked and answered about topics that interest you.

Yes. The DIGORA® Optime can be added to your local area network (LAN) via UTP Ethernet Interface Cable. The unit cannot be linked to a wide area network (WAN) or wirelessly.

The PBLink Combo system is fast meaning multiple despatch points can speed up processing and reduce despatch resources.

Q&A for DOS, Q&A for Windows, and the Q&A Network Pack are available from a number of licensed Q&A distributors around the world.

Our products can be duplicated or networked at the purchasing school or site. This is an individual license per site. It is not a license to be used in more than one site.

Fujitsu scanners are designed to connect directly to the PC where the scanner software is installed. There are several third party companies that make network interface solutions for Fujitsu scanners. For more information e-mail Fujitsu at info@fcpa.fujitsu.com or visit these third party companies:

During the Q&A sessions, picture cameras, video cameras and digital cameras will be allowed, subject to the preference of each actor. Should this change, there will be an announcement prior to each actor's appearance. Personal photos with the guests will be subject to the preference of each actor. More info will be posted as soon as it is available.

The Q&A has been replaced by the monthly interviews that show in the Fans Section. Not everyone month will have an interview but most will.

Blackice is not mine, it written by networkice programmers. :) So, the answer is No, unless their software infected itself, because "mine" blackice is the same as networkice selling. If you're not sure, I can only advice to remove it from your hard drive or buy it (like any other program you downloaded for testing from here) and compare installed files.

The Sesame Plus edition can translate Q&A (versions 4.0 and 5.0 for DOS and Q&A for Windows) database files for use within Sesame. This is a one-time operation that translates the .DTF file into the Sesame file format, producing a new file for use within Sesame. The original Q&A .DTF file remains in place and is completely unaffected, so it can continue to be used in Q&A if needed.

Sesame is a superset of the features of Q&A. In other words, we support almost all of Q&A's features, and then many more. Sesame does not have cross-tab reports, a built-in word processor, custom menus like Q&A's, field templates, Intelligent Assistant/Query Guide, or import/export of dBase files.

Yes. Sesame has export facilities that rival Q&A's. You can easily export data from Sesame to an ASCII (delimited text) file which you can then import into Q&A. This way you can port your Sesame data to your Q&A databases during a period where you might be using both programs.

Yes. Upon the operator's instruction, participants may signal that they have a question by pressing "1" on his/her touch-tone telephone. The Operator then calls on each participant by name. The questions are queued in the order they are received. Once the party has completed his/her question, the next participant is escorted into the meeting. At any point in time, there will only be one person asking a question.

Yes, it is possible. However, we recommend that you use one extra source, such as the Chinatag StudyGuide, to provide the theoretical background and the practical hands-on experience.

Yes, it is possible. However, we recommend that you use one extra source, such as the CertMagic StudyGuide, to provide the theoretical background and the practical hands-on experience.

Yes, it is possible. However, we recommend that you use one extra source, such as the CertWays StudyGuide, to provide the theoretical background and the practical hands-on experience. The Online Testing Engine is also recommended.