SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS JAVA VIRTUAL MACHINE INSTALLATION STARTUP TROUBLESHOOTING
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System Requirements for Windows 95 and NT

CPU:
Pentium, 166MHz or faster Recommended: Pentium, 233MHz;
for large projects: 
Pentium-II, 300MHz or faster
(for the case of running MS JVM)
Memory: 64 MB or more Recommended: 96 MB;
for large projects and running scripts: 128 MB
Hard disk space: 15 MB on NTFS partition; 
15-33MB on FAT partition (depending on cluster size) 
Not including the size of virtual machine
Video: SVGA, minimum high color mode Recommended screen resolution: 
1024x768 or more
OS: Windows 95® or 
Windows NT® 4.0 or 
Windows 98 
Service Pack 3 for Windows NT 4.0 is required for Microsoft JVM
Java VM or  JDK:
(see Java VM info below) Required to run Together
HTML browser - required to view and print online help documentation and generated documentation.
CD-ROM drive or Internet connection - required for installation/download and information update.

Java™ Virtual machine (VM) information

Together has been tested on the following Java VMs under Windows NT/95

Installation

The installation process varies depending upon the product version and what variant of the installer you have obtained. In addition to the pure-Java installer Together has Windows-specific installers. For Windows NT we recommend that you have Administrative privileges.

To install Together using the pure-Java Installer:

Note that pure Java installer creates Together program folder in the Personal profile.

To install Together using the NT/95 installer:

Normally in NT, the Together program folder is created in the All-Users profile. If this fails (e.g. 'cause you do not have Administrative rights), it is created in the Personal profile.


Start-up

To run Together from the Windows Task Bar, click sequentially: The pure Java installer under NT/95 does not automatically add entries to the Start menu. So you can:

After startup:

Opening a project file by association

The Together installer for Windows registers the "Together project file" type (having .tpr extension) to enable opening an existing project file in Together. Just double-click such a file in Explorer to open it in Together. Together starts and opens automatically the project.
See also: "Opening a project file on startup" in general Readme.

For more information, see the Getting Started part of the Help.


Troubleshooting

In case of any problems, refer to faq.html file where you'll find answers to many questions including installation, start-up and VM-specific issues.

Program folder

NT: Program shortcut Java VM installation
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