1:
I'm having difficulty installing the Hyperion Intelligence client.
A:
Many individuals have installed "pop-up blockers" on their desktop to prevent advertisements from popping up when they surf the internet.  Unfortunately, a pop-up blocker may prevent plug-in installations from launching properly.  To get around this, most pop-up blockers provide the ability to press the CTRL key while clicking a link to allow a pop-up.  You may also be able to modify the settings of your pop-up blocker to allow pop-ups from particular locations, such as middlebury.edu.  If you need assistance making these setting changes, please contact the Helpdesk at x2200.
2:
When I click on a link in another application, such as email, I wind up moving away from Hyperion. How can I get links I click on to open in a new window?
A:
You need to modify your browser set up so that links open in a new browser window.  In Internet Explorer, select TOOLS.  Select Internet Options and click on the Advanced tab.  UN-check the box titled "Reuse windows for launching shortcuts."  Click OK to apply.
3:
What Operating Systems are supported?
A:
The following Operating System/Web Browser combinations have been tested and approved for use with Hyperion by Library & Information Services:
  • Windows 2000/XP with Internet Explorer 6+

    The following platforms are NOT certified and are known to have problems with Hyperion:

  • Macintosh OS
  • Windows NT
  • Windows 98
  • 4:
    What Web Browsers are supported?
    A:
    Internet Explorer 6 & 7 are supported.

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