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DVA - VPAD Version 5 - Installation Instructions Upgrade Install

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<strong>VPAD</strong> <strong>Version</strong> 5 – <strong><strong>Install</strong>ation</strong> <strong>Instructions</strong><br />

(<strong>Upgrade</strong> for people who have been using <strong>VPAD</strong> <strong>Version</strong> 4.0.1 and wish to upgrade<br />

to <strong>Version</strong> 5)<br />

CAUTION: IF YOU DO NOT FULLY UNDERSTAND THE FOLLOWING PRE-INSTALLATION<br />

REQUIREMENTS DO NOT ATTEMPT TO UPGRADE <strong>VPAD</strong> YOURSELF. CONTACT YOUR STATES TIP<br />

CHAIR FOR ASSISTANCE. A LIST OF TIP CHAIRS ARE ON THE WEBSITE.<br />

WARNING: Because of the increased inbuilt security in Vista and Windows 7 operating systems<br />

there can be an irrecoverable loss of data if the <strong>VPAD</strong> 5 installation program is run without first<br />

properly preparing the computer on which the installation is to take place.<br />

This is due solely to the new security features of Vista and Windows 7 and is not because of <strong>VPAD</strong><br />

4.<br />

Before upgrading to version 5, please ensure that a back-up has been made of the current<br />

database. Windows Vista and Windows 7 users, please refer to the Find and Backup a Virtualised<br />

<strong>VPAD</strong> Database (found on the <strong>VPAD</strong> website) before attempting to upgrade.<br />

There are TWO critical checks to be made before attempting to upgrade from <strong>VPAD</strong> 4 to <strong>VPAD</strong> 5.<br />

1. <strong>VPAD</strong> 4 Patch 1<br />

The <strong>VPAD</strong> 4 Patch 1 must be installed on the PC hosting the <strong>VPAD</strong> database (usually<br />

<strong>VPAD</strong>2000.mdb) prior to installing <strong>VPAD</strong> 5.0.0<br />

To check, log into <strong>VPAD</strong> 4 as an administrator then click on 'Tools' - if the Import and<br />

Export options appear in the dropdown box then Patch 1 has been installed. Keep in mind<br />

that the version number in the About screen of <strong>VPAD</strong> will not tell you if Patch 1 is installed.<br />

If Patch 1 has not been installed it can be downloaded from the <strong>DVA</strong> <strong>VPAD</strong> website.<br />

2. Windows Vista & Windows 7<br />

In certain circumstances data may be permanently lost when upgrading <strong>VPAD</strong> on<br />

computers hosting the <strong>VPAD</strong> database.<br />

Check List:<br />

� Is the computer hosting the <strong>VPAD</strong> database running the Windows Vista or the Windows<br />

7 Operating System?<br />

� Is the computer 'shared' - that is, does more than one person logon to this computer<br />

and use <strong>VPAD</strong>?<br />

� If the answer to the previous question is YES then is more than one WINDOWS<br />

username used to logon to the computer (NOT to login to <strong>VPAD</strong>)?<br />

i.e. Does more than one WINDOWS logon exist on the computer for <strong>VPAD</strong> users?<br />

IF THE ANSWER TO THE ABOVE THREE QUESTIONS IS YES, OR IF YOU ARE UNSURE OF<br />

THE ANSWER TO ANY OF THESE, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO UPGRADE <strong>VPAD</strong>. CONTACT<br />

YOUR STATE TIP CHAIR FOR ASSISTANCE. A LIST OF TIP CHAIRS ARE ON THE WEBSITE.<br />

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Step 1 - Navigate to <strong>VPAD</strong><br />

Website<br />

http://www.dva.gov.au/exservice_organisations/tip/Pages/<br />

<strong>VPAD</strong>.aspx<br />

Step 2 - Locate <strong>Install</strong> Link<br />

Under the Section ‘Downloading<br />

<strong>VPAD</strong> <strong>Version</strong> 5’ will be a link<br />

called ‘<strong>Install</strong> <strong>Version</strong> 5 Online’.<br />

Click the link<br />

Step 3 - Start Download/<strong>Install</strong><br />

Process<br />

You will see the following screen.<br />

Click the <strong>Install</strong> button to start<br />

the installation process.<br />

Step 2 - Start Backing Up Your<br />

<strong>VPAD</strong> <strong>Version</strong> 4 Database<br />

First you will need to identify the<br />

location of the <strong>VPAD</strong> <strong>Version</strong> 4<br />

database.<br />

Open <strong>VPAD</strong> <strong>Version</strong> 4.<br />

Click View, then Options.<br />

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Step 3 - Find Your <strong>VPAD</strong> <strong>Version</strong><br />

4 Database<br />

Click the Database tab.<br />

Right click the Database Location<br />

text box and click Select All.<br />

Then press Ctrl + C to copy the<br />

database location.<br />

Close <strong>VPAD</strong> version 4.<br />

Step 4 - <strong>Install</strong> <strong>VPAD</strong> <strong>Version</strong> 5<br />

Locate the version 5 icon on the<br />

desktop.<br />

Double click it.<br />

Step 3 - Allow <strong>Install</strong>er to Run on<br />

your Computer<br />

After double clicking the <strong>VPAD</strong><br />

icon for the first time, the <strong>VPAD</strong><br />

application will be fully<br />

downloaded and installed.<br />

Windows states that an<br />

unidentified program wants<br />

access to your computer.<br />

Windows Vista<br />

To give permission for <strong>VPAD</strong> to<br />

run on Windows Vista, click<br />

Allow.<br />

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Windows 7<br />

To give permission for <strong>VPAD</strong> to<br />

run on Windows 7, click Yes.<br />

Step 4 - Run <strong>VPAD</strong> <strong>Install</strong>er<br />

The installation welcome screen<br />

will then appear.<br />

Click Next.<br />

Step 5 - Accept <strong>VPAD</strong> Licence<br />

You need to agree to the license<br />

agreement to continue. If you<br />

accept the agreement, select the<br />

‘I accept the terms in the license<br />

agreement’ option.<br />

Then click Next.<br />

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Step 5<br />

The installer detects that <strong>Version</strong><br />

4 of <strong>VPAD</strong> is installed and a<br />

prompt appears.<br />

Select the location of the<br />

database by clicking the Select<br />

button.<br />

Step 6<br />

Click inside the File name box<br />

press Ctrl + V to paste the<br />

database location and file name.<br />

Then click Open.<br />

Step 6<br />

The database file name should<br />

appear (similar to when it was<br />

copied in <strong>VPAD</strong> 4) in the text box.<br />

REMINDER: Ensure that a backup<br />

of this database has been made,<br />

perhaps by placing a copy of it on<br />

the Desktop.<br />

Click the checkbox to indicate<br />

that a backup has been made<br />

Click Next.<br />

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Step 7<br />

The following message will only<br />

appear if the <strong>Version</strong> 4 database<br />

resides in the Program<br />

Files\<strong>VPAD</strong>\Database folder.<br />

If it appears, click OK.<br />

The installation then proceeds as<br />

normal and will uninstall the<br />

previous version of <strong>VPAD</strong>.<br />

Step 8<br />

<strong>Version</strong> 5 is now ready to install.<br />

Click <strong>Install</strong> to commence<br />

installation.<br />

Step 9<br />

<strong><strong>Install</strong>ation</strong> progress screen<br />

appears.<br />

No action is required.<br />

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Step 10<br />

The upgrade is complete!<br />

<strong>VPAD</strong> will automatically start<br />

when Finish is clicked.<br />

NOTE: In the event that a<br />

database installed on an office<br />

network has been upgraded, all<br />

computers using that database<br />

will need to be upgraded to<br />

<strong>Version</strong>.<br />

This also applies to single<br />

computers with multiple<br />

Windows logins.<br />

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