- Please notice that you should always make sure to read the license that accompanies all our products. Underneath just serves as some general guidelines.
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List of general descriptions:
Freeware:
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Software that does not cost money to have and use.
Shareware:
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Software you can evaluate for a period of time before deciding if you want it or not.
If you want to keep the software beyond the trial period, you have to pay.
Trialware:
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Similar to shareware, just with more emphasis on the trial part.
Try before you buy:
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Similar to shareware and trialware.
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Collection of links that provide further information:
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Be sure that you are using the newest version available (check this website).
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Email a complete description of the problem. Be sure to include operating system,
application logs (if any), how to reproduce the error (as exact as possible), and
(if applicable and possible) a screenshot demonstrating the problem.
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Other methods and last resorts:
Select the program "window" you want to take a screenshot of.
Press following keys at the same time on your keyboard: "ALT" + "PrtSc".
Following can be in most programs that can show images:
- Paste the image into the program.
- Save the image. Good formats include: ".png", ".gif", and sometimes ".jpg".
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Parameters can be understood as extra commands sent to an application when it starts.
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E.g. if you start a program from console you can typical write something like "program.exe -parameter" (excluding the "").
To prevent (e.g. in Windows) a parameter value that contains a space (e.g. if you are passing a directory path) from being broken up,
enclose it inside a couple of "".
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You have to resort to the manual and/or help for the given application to see the parameters, if any, it accepts.
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One cause for this behavior can be the program is trying to write/save a file
(e.g. located in the same directory as the program itself). Things to try are:
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Give the program / user account (if you trust it) the necessary file write access rights to the given directory.
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Try to install the program into the following path (this may vary depending on the operating system and language): "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\example-name-of-program".
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Wait for a patch.
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Collection of links that provide further information and help:
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DCOM 1.2 or better (comes with e.g. Internet Explorer 4).
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Comctl32.dll 4.70 or better (comes with e.g. Internet Explorer 3).
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