WinXP and NWC

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WinXP and NWC

2001-10-29 05:00 am

Hi guys/gals.

Anyone tried NWC on WinXP yet? Or will the program work fine on it?

sSs

Re: WinXP and NWC

Reply #1 – 2001-10-29 05:00 am

Sorry, but I don't want to be an alpha-tester of microsoft product any more.
I now never use the last version of *any* µ$ product.
I prefer to wait for the correction... (such as Word 6.0c for Word6, and so on)

P.S. How many are the users of microsoft products ?
None. There is only beta-testers.

P.P.S. It seems that NWC runs fine with Mandrake 8.1

Re: WinXP and NWC

Reply #2 – 2001-10-29 05:00 am

One point is clear that NWP Browser plug-in will NOT work on WXP/IE6.

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Re: WinXP and NWC

Reply #3 – 2001-10-30 05:00 am

but NWPlug-in WILL run fine with any netscape version >or=3 :^)

Re: WinXP and NWC

Reply #4 – 2001-10-30 05:00 am

...plus Opera 3.x/4.x/5.x

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Re: WinXP and NWC

Reply #5 – 2001-10-30 05:00 am

yeah ok.... what about XP???

Noteworthy Support, a reply please?

Re: WinXP and NWC

Reply #6 – 2001-10-30 05:00 am

Each of our downloads includes a list of system requirements. If NWC didn't run on Win XP, the NWC download page would say so.

We have now explicitly named Windows XP as supported, for those that want to see it in addition to the general "Windows 95 or later" statement.

Re: WinXP and NWC

Reply #7 – 2001-10-31 05:00 am

The newest version of the browser plug-in setup should now work with IE 6.

Re: WinXP and NWC

Reply #8 – 2001-11-05 05:00 am

Yes, I can confirm - NWC works with Windows XP. Several other programs I have don't, and neither does my scanner, but NWC does!

Robin

Re: WinXP and NWC

Reply #9 – 2001-11-05 05:00 am

Well done Eric! I suppose IE6 is the minimum required with XP btw ?

About XP, Sergio, have a look at https://forum.noteworthycomposer.com/?topic=1 : for me this means that XP is compatible with NWC.

HTH

Re: WinXP and NWC

Reply #10 – 2001-11-05 05:00 am

oops, sorry Sterghios, I've misspelled your name.

Re: WinXP and NWC

Reply #11 – 2001-11-07 05:00 am

Robin, totally off topic, but . . . I think the newer versions of Windows use something other than Twain for scanning. Not sure if you can simply add the various Twain "dll's" to the operating system. The manufacturer of your scanner may also have a software update.

Re: WinXP and NWC

Reply #12 – 2001-11-07 05:00 am

Thanks Steve. I did check, and they did have a Windows 2000 driver, but that didn't seem to work. I might have to fiddle a bit.

Anyway, we're way off topic here, just thought I ought to reply.

Robin

Re: WinXP and NWC

Reply #13 – 2001-11-19 05:00 am

You should try reinstalling your scanner. Sometimes a new OS will confuse older software.

Re: WinXP and NWC

Reply #14 – 2001-11-20 05:00 am

No, been there, done that. I cheated in the end, and set up the machine to dual boot with XP or 98.

Thanks for the suggestions, though, and oops, we're drifting off-topic again!

Robin

Re: WinXP and NWC

Reply #15 – 2002-01-26 05:00 am

How did you get it to work with XP - I can only get the player plug in but not the composer to work ?
Also its a pity the composer doesn't have a predefined set of chords rather than keep constructing them.
John

Re: WinXP and NWC

Reply #16 – 2002-01-27 05:00 am

I just installed it, and it worked first time, no problem.
As regards inserting chords, one way you could try would be to have a "song" containing pre-prepared chords and cut and paste them as required. Not ideal, admittedly, but quicker than puting them in a note at a time, if you don't have a keyboard.

Robin