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.

I'm trying to use PKTerm for Windows with DX4WIN but I get an error message that says "Target Application Window not found". If you get an error message in DX4WIN that says "Target Application Window not found: Class: CSS TNC PROGRAM, Title: PKTERM '99", check your settings in DX4WIN. In DX4WIN click on File and then Preferences from the menu. In the "Setup Parameters" window, check the following settings in the top line of the window.

You can purchase the full version of PKTerm for Windows directly from Creative Services Software or from your favorite amateur radio dealer. The price of the full version of PKTerm for Windows is $99.95. More information on purchasing is available on the PKTerm for Windows Sales page. I have purchased the full version of PKTerm for Windows and can't get my serial number and activation key to work.

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.

In Windows, the active window is indicated by a different color on the top title bar of the window. You can use <Alt>-<Tab> to switch between windows that are covered up or minimized. You can also click on the appropriate button on your taskbar to bring up an inactive or minimized window.

The Demo version of PKTerm for Windows only allows you access to VHF packet, RTTY receive, and PSK31 without TNC keying. You can use the HF modes and radio control once you have purchased the full version of PKTerm for Windows and have your serial number and activation key. I keep getting an error message after I download one file. It looks like it's trying to install but then fails. If you have an add-on utility that automatically installs ZIPped files for you, that feature should be disabled.

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.

There is unfortunately no consistent nor single way to make this determination---this is one of the reasons that a move to PCSI installations is underway. On OpenVMS Alpha, you can use VMSINSTAL.HISTORY and PRODUCT SHOW PRODUCT to determine what packages have been installed via the VMSINSTAL and PCSI tools, respectively. To see which OpenVMS Alpha ECO kits have been applied, look in VMSINSTAL.HISTORY on OpenVMS Alpha prior to V7.1-2, and use PRODUCT SHOW PRODUCT/FULL on OpenVMS Alpha V7.

We have a universal version number for a release. This is set in the module Bio::Root::Version which is universally applied to every module which inherits from Bio::Root::RootI. To check the version, just use the following one liner: perl -MBio::Root::Version -e 'print $Bio::Root::Version::VERSION,"\n"' Now when we use version tuples that are not just decimal numbers, Perl converts these silently to Unicode representations.

If you are using a Mac, open Applications/Utilities in the Finder and start the application Terminal.app. Then type java -version The output should read: java version "1.5.0_07" Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.5.0_07-164) Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.5.0_07-87, mixed mode, sharing) The output should read: java version "1.6.0_02" Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.6.0_02-b06) Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.6.

If you have DirectX installed and your game crushes you should check out if your DirectX version coincides with the version required for your game. You should run DirectX diagnostic tool. To do it click on Start, choose Run and enter DxDiag

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.

On your desktop, click Start, then click Settings. Click Control Panel, then click System in the General Tab to locate the system version.

Run the BCFPI software and choose, "Help | About" from the menu on the main BCFPI window. The About dialog will display either the "Outcomes Evaluation Software Version", or the, "Brief Child and Family Phone Interview Software Version". This tells you the version of the BCPFI software that you are running. You can compare the version here with the list of versions in our release history for more information.

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.

First, purchase a serial number. Once you receive your confirmation e-mail with your serial number, start DMM and you'll see the Web View. Enter your serial number in Serial No textfield and click on the Activate button.That's it! If you do not see the Web View or if the Web View states that you're offline. Please make sure that you are connected to the Internet and that no firewalls are blocking DMM's access to the Internet. You sure did. Now, all you need to do is activate your DMM.