Yes. PCB Wizard 3 has been designed to work with any Windows®-compatible network, including Research Machines Connect 2 and 3. A multi-user (5 users or above) version is required. Click here for more detailed information.

Yes. Circuit Wizard has been designed to work with all Windows®-compatible networks, including Research Machines Connect 2 and 3. A multi-user (5 users or above) Education version is required. Click here for more detailed information.

Yes. Livewire has been designed to work with any Windows®-compatible network, including Research Machines Connect 2 and 3. A multi-user (5 users or above) version is required. Click here for more detailed information.

Please visit the Features section of our website for an explanation of the differences between editions. Yes. PCB Wizard 3 can open Bright Spark and Livewire circuit files and convert them into PCB layouts.

Circuit Wizard offers all the features of Livewire and PCB Wizard 3, plus PCB simulation, instrument simulation and PCB CAD export for enclosure design. We have also added SPICE, improved the auto-router and re-engineered the link between circuit design and PCB layout to offer tighter integration.

Yes. Bright Spark has been designed to work with any Windows®-compatible network, including Research Machines Connect 2 and 3. A multi-user (5 users or above) version is required. Click here for more detailed information.

PCB Wizard is compatible with most CAD/CAM machines available in education. You will need to contact your machine supplier for more information.

In 2003 we decided to stop working with Crocodile Clips Limited because it was felt their lack of progress in the area of electronics was holding us back.

Yes. A teacher may use PCB Wizard 3 at home for educational purposes so long as the teacher is employed by a licensed institution.

Students are not permitted to use a school/college version at home. However, a special low-cost version is available that can be used at home. Only if the portable computer is owned by the licensee and is normally used at the postal address of the licensee.

Yes. Control Studio 2 has been designed to work with any Windows®-compatible network, including Research Machines Connect 2 and 3. A multi-user (5 users or above) version is required. Click here for more detailed information.

There's more components to design with, better simulation accuracy, wires that don't break when you move components, enhanced translation from circuit design to circuit board and much improved component placement and automatic routing.

Its operations are meticulous, with some plans in the works for months if not years. They are also clever, and bin Laden himself having been very much hands-on in the past.

The software is loaded onto each local PC, and then each PC is pointed to a common data file. The data file can be located on any drive on a shared network (simple Windows "peer to peer" or NT or NOVELL networks).

TPS was designed to be multi-user and will install easily on a Windows 9x, MS NT or Novell 5x network. The program files are installed on the individual stations and the invoices, database and reports are installed on the network.

Currently, the most popular form of data communication is RTCM V2.x on GSM data. The coming data communication standard for enhanced quality and reduced cost is based on GPRS for the communication link, NTRIP for the data exchange protocol and RTCM V3.0 for the data format. Z-Max.Net is introducing this new standard to put Z-Max at the forefront of survey GPS technology and to open new opportunities to Z-Max.Net users.

What if I forget my password? So long as you earlier added your email address to your Settings section of the Admin module, just click on the Reset Your Password link at the sign-in screen. Within 5 minutes or so, a new, random 4 digit password will be sent to you. When you log in with that, you can give yourself a personal password (6 characters or more; write it down).

Sure can. You need to have an optimized network that has been serviced by a professional to achieve the best results. User permissions tend to be a problem if they are not set up correctly.