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Geoff: Changed protection level for "National FIS Software : Installation" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2010-11-26T21:40:09Z

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Geoff: Undo revision 36897 by Umidufovum (Talk)

2010-11-26T21:39:57Z

Undo revision 36897 by Umidufovum (Talk)

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	==Installation==		==Installation==
	The latest version of the software is always available from [http://www.splitsecond.com/software SplitSecond.com]. Simply save the installation program to your hard drive and run it. Depending on your operating system, the installation program may be run automatically or you may need to double click the downloaded file.		The latest version of the software is always available from [http://www.splitsecond.com/software SplitSecond.com]. Simply save the installation program to your hard drive and run it. Depending on your operating system, the installation program may be run automatically or you may need to double click the downloaded file.

	If your computer is unable to connect to the internet, the installation file should be saved from another computer onto a memory stick, CD, or some other media and installed from such. Split Second does not send out the software via email or regular ~~"~~snail mail~~"~~.		If your computer is unable to connect to the internet, the installation file should be saved from another computer onto a memory stick, CD, or some other media and installed from such. Split Second does not send out the software via email or regular "snail mail".


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	Newer versions and revisions are always ~~"~~backward compatible~~"~~. This means if you have an earlier version/revision, you can install a newer release without loss of setup information or data.		Newer versions and revisions are always "backward compatible". This means if you have an earlier version/revision, you can install a newer release without loss of setup information or data.

	If this is the first time using the software, you should start the software and:		If this is the first time using the software, you should start the software and:
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	Updates to the software happen quite frequently; especially during the winter. You may read through the list and see if you are affected by any of the changes and decide if you need the latest version/revision.		Updates to the software happen quite frequently; especially during the winter. You may read through the list and see if you are affected by any of the changes and decide if you need the latest version/revision.

	New ~~"~~versions~~"~~ are created when either a needed change has been made to the software, or a significant new feature is added. When a ~~"~~version~~"~~ changes you typically should get the update.		New "versions" are created when either a needed change has been made to the software, or a significant new feature is added. When a "version" changes you typically should get the update.

	New ~~"~~revisions~~"~~ are published with minor changes or additions.		New "revisions" are published with minor changes or additions.

Umidufovum at 05:48, 24 November 2010

2010-11-24T05:48:57Z

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	==Installation==		==Installation==
	The latest version of the software is always available from [http://www.splitsecond.com/software SplitSecond.com]. Simply save the installation program to your hard drive and run it. Depending on your operating system, the installation program may be run automatically or you may need to double click the downloaded file.		The latest version of the software is always available from [http://www.splitsecond.com/software SplitSecond.com]. Simply save the installation program to your hard drive and run it. Depending on your operating system, the installation program may be run automatically or you may need to double click the downloaded file.

	If your computer is unable to connect to the internet, the installation file should be saved from another computer onto a memory stick, CD, or some other media and installed from such. Split Second does not send out the software via email or regular "snail mail".		If your computer is unable to connect to the internet, the installation file should be saved from another computer onto a memory stick, CD, or some other media and installed from such. Split Second does not send out the software via email or regular "snail mail".


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	Newer versions and revisions are always "backward compatible". This means if you have an earlier version/revision, you can install a newer release without loss of setup information or data.		Newer versions and revisions are always "backward compatible". This means if you have an earlier version/revision, you can install a newer release without loss of setup information or data.

	If this is the first time using the software, you should start the software and:		If this is the first time using the software, you should start the software and:
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	Updates to the software happen quite frequently; especially during the winter. You may read through the list and see if you are affected by any of the changes and decide if you need the latest version/revision.		Updates to the software happen quite frequently; especially during the winter. You may read through the list and see if you are affected by any of the changes and decide if you need the latest version/revision.

	New "versions" are created when either a needed change has been made to the software, or a significant new feature is added. When a "version" changes you typically should get the update.		New "versions" are created when either a needed change has been made to the software, or a significant new feature is added. When a "version" changes you typically should get the update.

	New "revisions" are published with minor changes or additions.		New "revisions" are published with minor changes or additions.

Geoff at 18:55, 24 November 2009

2009-11-24T18:55:05Z

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	# Set up the [[National FIS Software : Defaults\|defaults]]. This sets the information that will be initially used every time a new file (race) is created.		# Set up the [[National FIS Software : Defaults\|defaults]]. This sets the information that will be initially used every time a new file (race) is created.
	# Create your first race. To do this, take the menu option ''File/New Race''. It will ask for a name for the file, and once you hit ''Open'', the race will be created.		# Create your first race. To do this, take the menu option ''File\|New Race''. It will ask for a name for the file, and once you hit ''Open'', the race will be created.

Geoff at 18:48, 24 November 2009

2009-11-24T18:48:50Z

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	# Set up the [[National FIS Software : Defaults\|defaults]]. This sets the information that will be initially used every time a new file (race) is created.		# Set up the [[National FIS Software : Defaults\|defaults]]. This sets the information that will be initially used every time a new file (race) is created.
	# Create your first race. To do this, take the menu option "File/New Race". It will ask for a name for the file, and once you hit "Open", the race will be created.		# Create your first race. To do this, take the menu option ''File/New Race''. It will ask for a name for the file, and once you hit ''Open'', the race will be created.


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	Updates to the software happen quite frequently; especially during the winter. You may read through the list and see if you are affected by any of the changes and decide if you need the latest version/revision.		Updates to the software happen quite frequently; especially during the winter. You may read through the list and see if you are affected by any of the changes and decide if you need the latest version/revision.

	New "versions" are created when either a needed change has been made to the software or a significant new feature is added. When a "version" changes you typically should get the update.		New "versions" are created when either a needed change has been made to the software, or a significant new feature is added. When a "version" changes you typically should get the update.

	New "revisions" are published with minor changes or additions.		New "revisions" are published with minor changes or additions.

Kelly: /* Notification of Updates */

2009-10-29T22:19:04Z

Notification of Updates

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	Updates to the software happen quite frequently; especially during the winter. ~~Unless you always want to have the latest update available, you~~ may read through the list of changes and ~~see nothing that affects you or that~~ you need.		Updates to the software happen quite frequently; especially during the winter. You may read through the list and see if you are affected by any of the changes and decide if you need the latest version/revision.

	New "versions" are created when either a needed change has been made to the software or a significant new feature is added. When a "version" changes you typically should get the update.		New "versions" are created when either a needed change has been made to the software or a significant new feature is added. When a "version" changes you typically should get the update.

	New "revisions" are published with minor changes or additions.		New "revisions" are published with minor changes or additions.

Kelly: /* Installation */

2009-10-29T22:12:40Z

Installation

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	From this stage on the software will always open with the last race you were working on.		From this stage on, the software will always open with the last race you were working on.

	==Notification of Updates==		==Notification of Updates==

Kelly: /* Notification of Updates */

2009-10-26T23:58:25Z

Notification of Updates

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	Updates to the software happen quite frequently; especially during the winter. Unless you always want to have the latest update available, you may read through the list of changes and see nothing you ~~need~~ or ~~affects~~ you.		Updates to the software happen quite frequently; especially during the winter. Unless you always want to have the latest update available, you may read through the list of changes and see nothing that affects you or that you need.

	New "versions" are created when either a needed change has been made to the software or a significant new feature is added. When a "version" changes you typically should get the update.		New "versions" are created when either a needed change has been made to the software or a significant new feature is added. When a "version" changes you typically should get the update.

	New "revisions" are published with minor changes or additions.		New "revisions" are published with minor changes or additions.

Kelly: /* Installation */

2009-10-26T23:54:35Z

Installation

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	Newer versions and revisions are always "backward compatible". This means if you have an earlier version/revision you can install a newer release without loss of setup information or data.		Newer versions and revisions are always "backward compatible". This means if you have an earlier version/revision, you can install a newer release without loss of setup information or data.

	If this is the first time using the software, you should start the software and:		If this is the first time using the software, you should start the software and:

	# Set up the [[National FIS Software : Defaults\|defaults]]. This sets the information that will be initially used every time a new file (race) is created.		# Set up the [[National FIS Software : Defaults\|defaults]]. This sets the information that will be initially used every time a new file (race) is created.
	# Create your first race. To do this, take the menu option "File/New Race". It will ask for a name for the file and once you hit "Open", the race will be created.		# Create your first race. To do this, take the menu option "File/New Race". It will ask for a name for the file, and once you hit "Open", the race will be created.

Geoff at 14:56, 29 August 2009

2009-08-29T14:56:10Z

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	~~:::~~[[image:NatFIS_Install.jpg‎\|250px]]		[[image:NatFIS_Install.jpg‎\|250px\|center]]


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	~~::::::~~[[image:NatFIS_Icon.jpg‎]]		[[image:NatFIS_Icon.jpg‎\|center]]


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	~~:::~~[[image:NatFIS_Key_Install.jpg‎\|250px]]		[[image:NatFIS_Key_Install.jpg‎\|250px\|center]]


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	If this is the first time using the software, you should start the software and:		If this is the first time using the software, you should start the software and:

	# Set up the [[National FIS Software : Defaults\|~~Defaults~~]]. This sets the information that will be initially used every time a new file (race) is created.		# Set up the [[National FIS Software : Defaults\|defaults]]. This sets the information that will be initially used every time a new file (race) is created.
	# Create your first race. To do this, take the menu option "File/New Race". It will ask for a name for the file and once you hit "Open", the race will be created.		# Create your first race. To do this, take the menu option "File/New Race". It will ask for a name for the file and once you hit "Open", the race will be created.

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	~~:::~~[[image:NatFIS_Update.jpg‎\|300px]]		[[image:NatFIS_Update.jpg‎\|300px\|center]]