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System/Site Requirements
This website has two versions: a
New Broadband Version and the Classic Version. Choose the best one
based upon your Internet connection type and versions of software
installed. New
Broadband Version
This version works best if you are connected to the
Internet via a local area network (LAN) connection, or a DSL or cable
modem connection. If you use this version and connect via a
telephone line and modem, it may take a while for the presentations to
begin playing. In addition you must have the following versions of
software installed to use this version:
The following software is required to playback these
presentations on a computer running the Mac OS X operating system:
- Mac OS X v10.2
- Windows Media Player for Mac OS X
- Internet Explorer 5.2.2 (or later) for
Mac
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Sound Card and Speakers
Classic
Version
This version works best if you are connected to the
Internet via a telephone line and modem. It will also work with a
broadband connection like a local area network (LAN) connection, or a DSL
or cable modem connection. In addition you must have the
following versions of software installed to use this version:
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Microsoft Internet Explorer
4 or newer (IE 6 or newer recommended)
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Windows Media Player (NO Real Player) (version 6.4+
recommended)
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Sound Card and Speakers
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Video Display is Optimized
for 800x600 Pixel Setting
Problems With Internet
Explorer Version 5
IE version 5 does NOT properly
display the graphics on some of the web pages. It will not display
the Sections Helpers and may leave out graphics on other slides. Please
upgrade to Internet Explorer version 6 to fix this problem.
Windows Media Player v9
Issues on the Classic Version
You may see video artifacts
(blotches) during play back when using Windows Media Player v9.
There is no resolution to this and it should not substantiality impact
the usability of the presentations.
If the audio doesn't'
play:
In order to hear the presentations Windows Media Player needs to download and install a driver (codec) from http://codecs.microsoft.com. WMP will try to do this automatically the first time you try to view a video.
When using Windows XP or Windows 2000 Workstation for this to be successful, you must be able to connect to the site (above) and you must be logged into your PC with an account with local administrator permissions (you must have permissions to install new programs on your computer.) If you cannot do either one of these, you will need to contact your network administrator.
Netscape Issues on the
Classic Version (Problems with
Windows Media Player & Netscape)
LearntoSubnet uses an embedded Windows Media Player. By embedding
the player into a web page the presentation loads automatically when you
access the presentation's web page.
This feature works properly in all version of Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player.
However, it does work properly in all versions of Netscape. It
does work in version 4.0x of Netscape when using Windows Media Player
version 6.4. If you use any newer versions of Netscape or Windows
Media Player (7) the presentation will not load automatically. One
way to resolve this is to
use Internet Explorer.
If you do use Netscape you
will need to start each presentation manually by clicking on this link
on each presentation page:
Netscape
Users -- Click Here to Start Presentation Manually
For more information on
this problem: http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q281/3/56.ASP
Problem with the Apple
Mac
Windows Media Player may
not properly display the video associated with these presentations.
The Broadband Version does NOT have this
problem.
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