# Registration / Setup Information

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Introduction

> Thank you for your interest in TitleViewer, a graphical,easy-to-use means to distribute and display your information.

> Your copy of TitleViewer will enable you to create eyecatching and highly organised displays, but it is a disabled version of the registered product.

> The software is offerred "as is" and no liability is accepted.

System Requirements

> TitleViewer is a 32-bit application designed for Windows 95

> - Memory : 8MB RAM is the recommended minimum.
> - Screensize : Although TitleViewer will work at 640 * 480 pixels if necessary, an 800 * 600 pixels screen is recommended,
> - Colours : 16 bit colour is required for optimum operation. When running 256 colours or less, the advert display is disabled, to prevent unacceptable screen flicker. The screen display is also drastically colour muted.

Installation

> Locate the "Set-Up" icon, double click it to start the self installing process. Instructions will appear on screen. TitleViewer will install in the location you specify. A shortcut from the Windows "Start" Menu will be created, as will a desktop folder containing the TitleViewer icon.

> You can remove TitleViewer from your system completely by running "Add/Remove Programs" and selecting redHorizon from the list of installed applications.

What is Shareware?

> Shareware is a distribution system for computer software based on the "try-before-you-buy" principle. If you like a program, then you make a registration payment to the author. If you don't want the program after trying it out, then you delete it or pass it along to a friend.
> Shareware is NOT freeware. To legally use a program that has been distributed as Shareware you MUST pay for it. Registration usually gives the user extra functionality and other benefits.

Contacting redHorizon
Mail : red.horizon@virgin.net
Web Site: http://business.virgin.net/red.horizon/start.htm

> We have a homepage. You can access the following information about TitleViewer and redHorizon

> > Product News |  | All the latest news on products, bugs and fixes, upgrades
> > Frequently Asked Questions |  | We'll compile a list as they appear
> > Support |  | Questions you will have about TitleViewer or redHorizon will be answered via E-Mail
> > Send Feedback |  | We're very keen to hear from TitleViewer users ( see our Feedback page for more)
> > Registration information |  | We have details of all our distributors and how you can quickly get the full featured version of TitleViewer
> > redHorizon Home Page |  | redHorizon also offers publishing services ( in fact this is our main focus). If you'd like help organising your text in the TitleViewer way, perhaps we can help you. You may also be interested in customizing TitleViewer for a particular project, we can help there too. Just talk to us!

Known Problems and Limitations

The following is a list of known problems and limitations with TitleViewer

1. Pages containing some html scripts can sometimes cause TitleViewer to hang.
   This seems to happen where the script commands are unterminated. Although TitleViewer ignores any scripting html tags, it can get caught out if the scripts are in themselves invalid. Running a html validator over html pages will usually locate the code error and is certainly a good idea before distributing any pages containing scripting commands. We'll work on removing this problem by the next release.

2. "This page optimised for rH TitleViewer"
   Browsers vary in the way they render HTML ( compare how Netscape or IE render the same table code to see for yourself ). In most cases its not a problem as long as you are aware that you need to check that the results you expect in your other browser are as you wish. So if you are writing portable HTML code, view the results in the other browser as you go along.
   Most differences arise in the design of tabes. For example, comparing with IE3 : TitleViewer allows you to set the font for an entire table at the start, like so :
   `

       <FONT FACE=ARIAL SIZE=4>
       <table border width=75%>
       <tr>
          <td >Hello</td>
          <td >World</td>
       </table>
       </FONT >

   `
   In IE 3 we have to rewrite the code as follows :
   `

       <table border width=75%>
       <tr>
          <td ><FONT FACE=ARIAL SIZE=4>Hello</FONT ></td>
          <td ><FONT FACE=ARIAL SIZE=4>World</FONT ></td>
       </table>

   `