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Chapter 3 Installing <strong>AuthorIT</strong> 35<br />

Minimum Computer Requirements<br />

These are the minimum requirements for computers on which you install the<br />

<strong>AuthorIT</strong> program.<br />

System Requirements<br />

Windows 98, NT 4.0, 2000, XP or 2003. Windows 2000 or higher recommended<br />

Pentium 500 processor or better.<br />

64Mb RAM; 128 Mb or higher recommended.<br />

Standard VGA monitor; SVGA recommended.<br />

Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device.<br />

Microsoft Word 2000, Word XP or Word 2003 (required for Word document<br />

publishing and importing only).<br />

Note: <strong>AuthorIT</strong> can be run on a machine with lower specifications, however the<br />

performance will not be optimized and some processes will be slower.<br />

Runtime File System Space - Multi-user Editions<br />

Allow approximately 60Mb depending on the number of options installed. This may<br />

be split between client and server machines depending on installation configuration.<br />

Allow More Space If You're Using JavaHelp<br />

If you are publishing your documents in JavaHelp format, youʹll also need to install<br />

the JavaSoft Runtime Environment on any computers which need to display<br />

published JavaHelp files. Allow another 16Mb for this.<br />

Suggested Windows Settings<br />

To get the most out of <strong>AuthorIT</strong> it is recommended that you have the following<br />

Windows Display Settings:<br />

Display Resolution ‐ 800 x 600 or higher resolution.<br />

Display Colors ‐ 256 or more colors<br />

<strong>AuthorIT</strong> will run just fine without these settings ‐ however, some features may be<br />

more difficult to use and some display elements may appear less attractive.<br />

Default File Directory Structure Created on Client<br />

When you install <strong>AuthorIT</strong>ʹs client‐based components, this default file directory<br />

structure is created on your computer:<br />

..<strong>AuthorIT</strong><br />

Backup<br />

Dictionaries<br />

Language dictionaries

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