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CyberMatrix Software, Windows Vista and Windows 7

 All CyberMatrix software can be run on Windows Vista and the new Windows 7 operating systems. There are three problems to be aware of:

Database Problems


All non-enterprise editions of our multi-user database software must run in Vista's XP SP2 Compatibility Mode.  This includes the server portion of the Client/Server editions but not the client application.

Help Files


In the past we used Windows Help (.hlp) files for software documentation. We used WinHelp because it was much easier to use and work with than the new HTMLHelp (.chm) format. Unfortunately, Windows Vista and Windows 7 no longer supports WinHelp by default. Therefore we are in the process of rewriting all our software to now use HTMLHelp. The following applications currently use HTMLHelp:
  • CyberMatrix Office
  • Employee Scheduler v2
  • Employee Project Clock v6
  • Meeting Manager v8
  • Phone Lister v4
  • Project Clock v9
  • Timesheets v4

To use WinHelp with our other software you can download the WinHelp program from the Microsoft Download Center, and then install it on your computers.

Custom Reporting


In Vista and Windows 7 ordinary users are not allowed to write to the Program Files folder by default. This is due to the new User Account Control (UAC) feature in Windows Vista and Windows 7. Unfortunately some of our older software that have custom reporting features, place all the report files in the Program Files folder. This means ordinary users cannot create new reports or save modified reports. To resolve this problem, you should allow the users of the machine to "modify" the contents of this folder. Right click on the Reports folder. In the dialog that appears click the Users group to highlight it. Check the Modify permission box and press OK. The following applications now install reports in the data folder by default:
  • Pro Schedule v7
  • Meeting Manager v8
  • Timesheets v4

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