Numbers Up: Baggin' the Dragon

• System Requirements
• Installation Instructions
• User Manual
• Networking Issues
• Issues Running the Program
  
• Error Messages

System Requirements

PC: Windows 98 or later (including XP/Vista), 233MHz Processor or faster, 800x600 capable screen.

Mac: OS X (PowerPC or Intel Mac) 10.3/10.4/10.5 or later, 300MHz Processor or faster, 800x600 capable screen.

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Installation Instructions

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User Manual

• Numbers Up: Baggin' the Dragon Home Ed. v2 User Manual

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Networking Issues

• Networking EdAlive Products  
• Client/Server Network Configuration
• The Program Can't Connect to the EdAlive Server
• Client/Server Installation Instructions
• Installing the Software on Multiple Computers over a Network   
• Can the Network Version Be Used as a Standalone Product?    
• Client Connection Issues on Mac Computers   
• Converting/importing module data   

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Issues Running the Program

• The Installation Program Does Not Run Automatically
• The CD/DVD Is Not Recognized in Windows 2000/XP/Vista      
• Retrieving User Passwords    
• Unresponsive Installations on Mac OS X    
• Enabling the Security Tab on Windows XP    
• Creating a Shortcut/Alias
• Graphic Issues    
• Running a program in Compatibility Mode   

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Error Messages

• Error: "The ordinal 1334 could not be located..."
• Error: "Set handle context entry point"
• Error: "Unable to write to file"
• Error: "Maximum limit of 64 users has been reached"    
• Error: KRNL386.EXE    
• Error: "This Application Cannot Run"
• Error: "16-bit Windows Subsystem." C:\WINDOWS\system32\CONFIG.NT    
• Error: "Not a valid win32 application."    
• Error: "Macromedia projector has encountered a problem and needs to close."   
• Error: "This program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down"    
• Error: "Fatal exception error"      
• Error: "General Protection Fault"    
• Error: "16-bit MS-DOS Subsystem." C:\WINDOWS\system32\AUTOEXEC.NT 
• Error: "The instruction at 'abc123' referenced memory at 'abc123'. The memory could not be 'written'."     

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