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Should you need technical assistance, please call us at 1-800-237-5465 x210. Free telephone assistance is available from 8:00am to 5:00pm EST, M-F.
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System Requirements
Minimum Hardware Requirements:
Processor: Intel Pentium® class, 90 MHz or higher
Hard Drive: 5 MB of free space
RAM: 32 MB (96 MB or higher recommended)
Minimum Software Requirements
Operating System: Windows® 98/ME/NT 4.0 SP6a/XP/2000
Internet Explorer 5.01* (11-75 MB of free space)
MDAC 2.6* (5.5 MB of free space)
.NET Framework 1.1* (70 MB of free space)
Windows 2000 SP2** (165 MB of free space)
* Update available on CD
** Update available at www.microsoft.com or contact ACS
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Engineering/Programming Staff - 800-237-5465
(Software/Hardware Development, Design, Support)
Software Project Manager: Ian Walker - Ext 209 - ianwalker@acs-linksystems.com
Hardware Project Manager: Todd Broceus - Ext 210 - toddbroceus@acs-linksystems.com
File Butler is a application program that will enable the user to look at file or folder names quite different then we do now. ACS turned the tree structure of file and folder names 'upside down'. The objective is to load(fund) a file, yet we start with the handle on the file cabinet (root directory). In the past, this made good common sense but today, with computers, we no longer need the association of a file cabinet as how to locate filenames. It is a waste of valuable time and causes frustration when the user cannot find the file to load easily.
The program is designed around 'speed'. The program is fast and provides the user information instantaneously at any time--simply click the File Butler icon. When the user selects a filename by one 'double-click', File Butler will execute the operation and hide itself on the task bar.
File Butler has (4) panes to display a total of (100) filenames at a resolution of 1024 x 768. There are no scroll bars to adjust the image and there is only one window to perform all operations.
For a resolution of 800 x 600, there are (3) windows to display a total of (42) file or folder names. Again, there are no scroll bars to adjust the File Butler image and one window to perform all operations.
The user can invoke 'Tutor' at anytime to get additional operating assistance when required.
For Additional Assistance