What browsers can I use to view this site?

Why do I need to download the e-try program and the session files?

What do I get when I download and install e-try?

Do I have to use a browser to e-try products?

Do you tell your client companies that I tried their product?

Should I allow Windows to open or install a file that is not signed?

q What are the system requirements to run e-try?
a You'll need Windows95, Windows98, Windows NT v. 4, or Windows 2000, 6MB of free disk space, and at least 8MB of memory is recommended. Your display resolution should be at least 800x600.

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q What browsers can I use to view your site?
a Netscape 3.x and 4.x, and Internet Explorer 3.x, 4.x, and 5.x, will work fine.  AOL 3.x, 4.x, and 5.x work with this site if your operating system is Windows95 or Windows98, but AOL does not work with this site if your operating system is Windows NT or Windows 2000.  Internet Explorer 3.x and AOL 3.x may not navigate as smoothly as the others.  Some other browsers may view the pages correctly, but might not download the product session files correctly.

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q Why do I need to download the e-try program and the session files?
a Trying the products on your own PC gives you great performance and the ability to run without being connected to the Internet.

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q What do I get when I download and install e-try?
a You get the e-try viewer (etry.exe) that runs the product simulations.  If your browser is Internet Explorer or AOL, you also get two ActiveX controls (etry.dll and etrydl.dll) that let you use e-try with the browser.  If your browser is Netscape, you get two plug-ins (npetry.dll and npetrydl.dll) that let you use e-try with Netscape.

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q Do I have to use a browser to e-try products?
a After you've tried it once, a product session remains on your PC until you remove it. e-try is in your "Start" - "Programs" menu.  Just start it up, and choose the Select button on e-try's main toolbar to see what's available.

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q Do you tell your client companies that I tried their product?
a Your visit here is anonymous unless you fill out a form requesting more information.

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q Should I allow Windows to open or install a file that is not signed?
a Signed files are guaranteed to come from a known source. We sign our installation files, so that you know that they come from us. However, early versions of Internet Explorer 3 cannot recognize the signature. The only way to use e-try with these browsers is to allow Windows to install files that aren't signed.