PixWeb2000 Manual - The File Menu
- Preferences - Top of Page
This menu item allows you to access the Preferences window. The Preferences window allows you to change settings that affect general program operation. -
- The AutoScan Tab - Top of Page
The AutoScan tab is used to configure PixWeb2000 to begin scanning websites as soon as the application is launched. To enable the PixWeb2000 AutoScan check box you need to make sure that the AutoScan upon launch check box is checked. After enabling AutoScan, use the slider to set the number of hours you want PixWeb2000 to scan. -
- You can use the AutoScan preference in conjunction with the Windows 98 scheduler. You can have Windows 98 automatically launch PixWeb2000 at a specified time. As soon as PixWeb2000 launches it will check to see if you have turned the AutoScan check box on. If so, PixWeb2000 will begin scanning websites immediately and will stop scanning websites after scanning for the number of hours you set using the slider.
-
- Each website that you want to AutoScan must have its AutoScan check box turned on. To turn on a websites AutoScan check box do this:
-
- Enabling/Disabling a Website's AutoScan check box
Select a website from the Website Manager
Click the Edit button
Click the Optional Info tab
Click the AutoScan tab
To disable: uncheck the AutoScan This Site check box
To enable: check the AutoScan This Site check box -
- When you enable the AutoScan check box for a website, it will automatically be scanned when you turn on the AutoScan preference in the Preferences window. This allows you to control what websites will be automatically scanned. You are not limited to scanning all the websites you have in your database. By enabling or disabling the website's AutoScan check box, you can control what websites will be automatically scanned when PixWeb2000 is launched.
-
- The basic procedure is as follows:
Turn on the AutoScan preference in the Preferences window
Turn on the AutoScan option for each website you want to AutoScan. -
- The Database Tab - Top of Page
The Database tab provides you with to database tools.
The Compact Database button allows you to reduce the size of the PixWeb2000 database by recovering unused space.
The Clear Cache button will delete all links from the PixWeb2000 links cache. When PixWeb2000 scans a website it keeps track of all the links that it has found. These links will not be followed on future scans of the website. Use the Clear Cache button to delete this information. This will allow you to scan the websites all over again. The Clear Cache button deletes all links for all websites. -
- The AutoHide Tab - Top of Page
When you click the Start button to begin scanning a website, two small windows open. One window to display the links that PixWeb2000 has found and one to display the files that PixWeb2000 is downloading. These windows are called the Scan window and the Download window respectively. The Scan window handles the scan process for the website and the Download window handles the download process for each window. You can have PixWeb2000 automatically hide these two process windows automatically by turning this option on. -
- The AutoUpdate Tab - Top of Page
When you turn on the AutoUpdate option, you allow PixWeb2000 to check our servers for new form definitions and to update your local database. This allows us to extend PixWeb2000's authentication methods and therefore increase the number of protected websites PixWeb2000 can access without us having to release a new version of PixWeb2000. -
- The General Tab - Top of Page
The General tab allows you to modify the Overwrite option, clear the window positions, and modify the Help Server option. -
- The Overwrite option allows you to have PixWeb2000 overwrite files that already exist on your hard drive.
-
- The Clear Window Positions button allows you to reset the window positions to their default settings.
-
- The Help Server option allows you to control access to the TechSono help server. It is recommended that you leave this option checked. This will ensure that you always have the latest information from the TechSono technical support department.
-
- Exit - Top of Page
The Exit menu item will exit PixWeb2000. -
- The Edit Menu
Cut - Top of Page
The Cut menu item allows you to cut the selected text to the Clipboard. -
- Copy - Top of Page
The Copy menu item allows you to copy the selected text to the Clipboard. -
- Paste - Top of Page
The Paste menu item allows you to paste text from the Clipboard into the selected field. -
- Delete Website - Top of Page
This menu item is not active. Use the Delete button on the the toolbar of the Web Site Manager to delete one or more websites. -
- The Tools Menu
Picture Viewer - Top of Section
The Picture Viewer is a resizable independent window that displays every image that PixWeb2000 downloads. While PixWeb2000 is downloading images, you can minimize the main window while still keeping the Picture Viewer window visible. -
- To delete the currently displayed image, click the Delete button. If you do not have a Delete button, you should upgrade to the latest release.
-
- Website Manager - Top of Section
The Website Manager is the window you use to add new websites and to manage existing websites. The toolbar across the top of the window allows you to add new websites, edit existing websites, and delete websites. There are also buttons to start and stop the scanning of websites. The Connections toolbar button allows you to set the number of simultaneous connections. -
- Adding a New Website - Top of Section
The New Button allows you to add a new website. When you click the New button a small window will open that allows you to configure the new website. -
- How to Add a New Web Site - Top of Section
- The Required Information Tab
- The Optional Information Tab
The Filetypes Tab - The Filters Tab
- Filtering Mechanics
- The Paths Tab
- Advanced Path Management
- Special Note
- The AutoScan Tab
- The Domain Hopping Tab
- The Other Tab
- The Authentication Tab
-
- The Required Information Tab - How to Add a New Web Site
- Entering the URL
- The first thing to do is to enter a valid URL into the Website Location field. This is the site that you wish to scan. Below that is the Queue Size field. This value represents the number of pages that PixWeb2000 will place in the Scan Process. Once all pages in the queue have been processed, PixWeb2000 will check the database to see if there are any more pages to scan. If so, the number of pages that you enter in the Queue Size field will be retrieved. The next field is the Upper Limit field. This represents the largest file you wish to download. The final field is the Lower Limit field. This represents the smallest file you wish to download.
-
- After you have completed filling in the Required Info tab, the website is ready to be scanned. But, remember that if the website is password protected you must remember to click the Authentication tab and provide your username and password.
-
- The Optional Information Tab - How to Add a New Web Site
- Filling in Optional Information
- The Optional Info tab allows you to modify many of the parameters used to scan the website. When you click the Optional Info tab, the window changes and you are presented with several more tabs that allow you to customize the website. Each of these tabs is discussed below.
-
- The Filetypes Tab - How to Add a New Web Site
- Selecting Filetypes
- The File Types tab allows you to select the types of files you wish to download. When creating a new site several file types are selected for you. These file types appear in the File Types for This Site list. There is also another list titled Available File Types. This list contains all the file types that PixWeb2000 can download. You can remove file types from the File Types for This Site list by selecting the file type and clicking the << button. You can add file types by selecting an entry in the Available File Types list and clicking the >> button. If the list all of available file types does not contain what you're looking for, you can click the New button to create a new file type.
-
- As mentioned above, there are a number of file types that are automatically added to the File Types for This Site list. These are the default values. You can use the File Types Manager to change the default file types that are added to each new website.
-
- The Filters Tab - How to Add a New Web Site
- Selecting Filters
- The Filters Tab allows you to select which filters you will apply to the website. PixWeb2000 ships with several filters ready for use. For example many websites will include an area where they publish news items. Many times it is not desirable to scan this area of the website. You can use the Ignore News filter to filter out any links that will lead you to news items. Also many websites use the AdForce service to display banner ads. Because these banners are stored in a different domain, when they are encountered, the AdForce domain will be added to the Domain Hopper if you have modified the Domain Hopping value. Since you're probably not interested in downloading a bunch of banner ads, you can use the Ignore AdForce filter to filter out any links that lead to the AdForce domain.
-
- Using filters provides you with a powerful tool to ignore links that you are not interested in. To use them effectively you will need to understand how web pages are constructed. You can use your browser to visit the website and look at the pages. If you see banner ads or if you see links that lead to places you're not interested in, you can view the source of the page to see the underlying HTML. Then you can look at the HTML to see what filters you need to create.
-
- Filtering Mechanics - How to Add a New Web Site
When PixWeb2000 finds a link on a page, it then checks to see if the website it is scanning has any filters associated with it. It then takes the link it has found and runs it through the first filter in the list. When you create a website and add filters, you determine the order in which the filters are applied. The first filter that appears in the Filters for This Site list is the first filter that will be applied to the link. The second filter that appears in the Filters for This Site list will be the second filter that will be applied to the link, and so on. -
- If you create a filter that ignores all links that contain the word "banner", PixWeb2000 will check the link against the filter. If the filter finds the word "banner" in the link, that link will be ignored. If the filter does not find the word "banner" in the link, that link will be passed to the next filter you have assigned to the website.
-
- The Paths Tab - How to Add a New Web Site
The Paths Tab allows you to determine where the files from the website will be saved. The default path is displayed. You can change the default download path for the website by clicking the Browse button and selecting a new folder. When you change the default download path, all subsequent files downloaded from the website will be saved to the new folder. -
- Advanced Path Management - How to Add a New Web Site
PixWeb2000 includes a tool called the Path Manager. This tool allows you to specify where each different file type that is being downloaded from the website is to be saved. For example you can use the Path Manager to tell PixWeb2000 to save all GIF files to one folder and all QuickTime files to another folder. To access the Path Manager, click the Open Path Manager button. -
- The Path Manager consists of two areas. On the left-hand side of the window you will see a list of all the file types debtor being downloaded from the website. On the right hand side of the window you will see the path where files all this type will be saved. To change the path click the Browse button. A small dialog box will be displayed that allows you to select a new folder in which to save the selected file type. Each file type being downloaded from the website can be saved to its own folder. The changes that you make are immediate. When you are done setting up the paths click the Close button to be returned to the website editor.
-
- Special Note - How to Add a New Web Site
- NOTE: if you are creating a new website, you must first enter the websites URL, then click the Apply button. If you do not do this, when you click the Open Path Manager button you will receive a dialog box telling you to click the Apply button. When you click the Apply button you may be presented with a dialog box that asks you to enter a URL. If this happens click the Required Info tab and provide a URL. This needs to be done because PixWeb2000 requires that the website be added to the database before any path management can be applied. This also applies to other operations in the Web Site editor. Dialog boxes will inform you of the steps you need to take.
-
- The AutoScan Tab - How to Add a New Web Site
The AutoScan Tab allows you to determine if the website will be automatically scanned when you have turned on the Scan on Launch preference in the PixWeb2000 Preferences window. -
- The Domain Hopping - How to Add a New Web Site
The Domain Hopping tab allows you to determine how many other domains you will allow PixWeb2000 to scan in addition to the website you are editing or adding to the database. The default value is 0. This means that PixWeb2000 will only scan and process links that are in the domain of the website you are adding. For example, if you add the website www.apple.com and your domain hopping value is set to 0, PixWeb2000 will ignore any links that lead away from the apple domain. If a link is encountered that leads to www.kodak.com, it will be ignored. If you were to increase the Domain Hopping value to 1, PixWeb2000 will add the www.kodak.com domain to the domain hopper. PixWeb2000 would then also begin scanning the newly added domain. -
- Because domains are added to the domain hopper on a first-come-first-served basis, you may need to create and apply filters to filter out those domains that you do not want added. For example many websites will include links to services that display banner advertisements. Since these banner advertisements generally appear at the top all the page and because they usually lead to a different domain, they will be added to the domain hopper first. The result will be that PixWeb2000 will begin scanning and downloading files from the website that is serving up the banner advertisements. To prevent this, you will need to create a filter that will eliminate any links that lead to the unwanted domain. If the domain that is serving the banner advertisements is called www.bannertime.com, you would create a filter that ignores all links that contain the value "www.bannertime.com". You would then apply that filter to the website you are scanning.
-
- There are many instances where a website is served up from many different locations. A good example of this is the NASA website. Then NASA website is composed of several servers. Without the Domain Hopping feature in PixWeb2000, you would be limited to scanning only the www.nasa.gov domain. But, by increasing the domain hopping value to, say, 5 you can access more of the servers being run by NASA.
-
- By combining filters and domain hopping, you can control what domains you will allow PixWeb2000 to add to the domain hopper.
-
- The Other Tab - How to Add a New Web Site
The Other Tab provides access to miscellaneous options. The first option is the Alternate MatchPath algorithm option. If you are scanning a website you can use this option to modify the way in which PixWeb2000 constructs the URLs. This option is seldom if ever needed. The other option allows you to clear the link cash associated with the website. Use this option if you wish to begin scanning a website from scratch. By clicking the Clear Cache button, you are deleting the link history that PixWeb2000 has built for the website. -
- There is also a Clear Cache button in the Preferences window. The difference is that the one in the Preferences window will delete the entire link cache for all web sites. The Clear Cache button in the Web Site editor window will only clear the link cache for the web site you are editing.
-
- The Authentication Tab - How to Add a New Web Site
The Authentication Tab allows you to configure the website so that you can provide your username and password. PixWeb2000 ships with three standard authentication methods from which you can choose. Select the authentication method from the Method drop down list. - If you have the AutoUpdate option turned on in the Preferences window, each time you launch PixWeb2000 it will connect to the servers at TechSono to see if there are any new authentication methods available. This will allow us to provide you with new authentication methods as they are developed without having to release a new version of PixWeb2000 every time a new password protected website is discovered. If you encounter a password protected website that PixWeb2000 is unable to access, it is recommended that you send email to TechSono and include the URL. We will then visit the website and attempt to create a new authentication method that will allow PixWeb2000 to access the website. We call these Form Definitions. Once we have created the new form definition we will place at on our servers. The next time you launch PixWeb2000, the new form definition will be downloaded an added to your database. It will then appear as a new entry under the Method drop down list.
-
- Once you have completed configuring your new website, click the OK button. Because PixWeb2000 employs a non-mobile interface, you do not have to complete the configuration of the new website. The website editor window can be put in the background while you do other things. If you click the New button on the Website Manager toolbar button more than once, you will be able to create several website editor windows.
-
- Editing a Website - Top of Section
- To edit a web site once it has been created, select the web site from the list displayed in the Web Site Manager then click the Edit button on the toolbar.
-
- Deleting a Website - Top of Section
- To delete a web site, select its name in the Web Site manager, then click the Delete button on the toolbar.
-
- The Start Button - Top of Section
- Processing a Web Site
To start processing a web site, select the web site and click the Start button on the toolbar. After you click the Start button two smaller windows will open. One window will be titled Scan and the other window will be titled Download. These two small windows represent the two separate processes associated with each website. The reason why there are two separate processes is so that you can manage them independently. -
- If, after clicking the Start button, the two small process windows do not appear this is because you have turned on the AutoHide option. The AutoHide option can be accessed through the Preferences window.
-
- You will also notice that the name of the website is changed to a bold typeface.
-
- The Scan Process Window - Top of Section
The Scan Process window will display information about the pages and links that are found on the website you are processing. The Scan Information box provides an overview of what is happening. This area displays the number of pages that are in the queue, the number of pages that have been processed, and the current page being scanned. The Show Details button will expand the window and allow you to access more detailed information. -
- The Scan Process window can be closed at any time without affecting the actual processing of the website. This allows you to hide these windows. To show the window again select Process Manager from the Tools menu, then click the name of the process you wish to view, then click the Expand button. The process window will reappear.
-
- The Links Tab - Top of Section
The Links tab displays the list of links that PixWeb2000 is currently processing. The Done column reflects the current status of the page being scanned. Before anything is done to the page you will see the word "False". While the page is being scanned you will see the word "Working". Once the page has been scanned for links you will see the word "Done". If an error occurs you will see the word "Error". The ID column displays the link's unique ID within the PixWeb2000 database. The URL column displays the URL of the page being scanned. -
- The Info Tab - Top of Section
The Info tab displays the URL of the page being scanned for links. Below that is displayed the page on which the last error occurred. You'll also see the error code that was returned by the server, the time the error occurred, and the total number of errors generated since you clicked the Start button. -
- The Download Process Window - Top of Section
The Download Process window will display information about the files that are being downloaded. The Download Information box provides an overview of what is happening. This area display is the number of files that are in the queue, the number of files that have been processed, and a current file being downloaded. The Show Details button will expand the window and allow you to access more detailed information. -
- The Download Process window can be closed at any time without affecting the actual downloading of files. This allows you to hide these window. To show the window again select Process Manager from the Tools menu, then click the name of the process you wish to view, then click the Expand button. The process window will reappear.
-
- The Links Tab - Top of Section
The Links tab will display the URLs of all the files in the queue. The Done column reflects the current status of the file being downloaded. Before anything is done you'll see the word "False". While the file is being downloaded you will see the word "Working". Once the file has been downloaded you will see the word "Done". If an error occurs you will see the word "Error". The ID column displays the link's unique ID within the PixWeb2000 database. The URL column displays the URL of the file being downloaded. The Username and Password column will display the username and password that will be used to access the file, if needed by the website. The File Name column will display the name of the file that will be downloaded. The File Type column will display the type of file. -
- The Preview Tab - Top of Section
The Preview tab allows you to see a preview of the last image that was downloaded. -
- The Info Tab - Top of Section
The Info tab displays the size of the file being downloaded, the number of kilobytes received, the number of kilobytes that are left to download, and the path to which the file will be saved. Below that is displayed the file on which the last error occurred. You will also see the name of the file on which the error occurred, the error code, the time of the error, and the total number of errors generated since you clicked the Start button.
- The Stop Button
Stopping the Processing of a Web Site - Top of Section
When you click the Start button to begin scanning a website, you will notice that the name of the website being processed is changed to a bold typeface. To stop a website from being processed, selected the name of the website from the list and click the Stop button. -
- After you click the Stop button, you may see the Scan Process and Download Process windows re-open for a brief period of time. This is normal and indicates that PixWeb2000 is performing some cleanup tasks. Once these windows go away PixWeb2000 will resume normal operations.
-
- The Connections Button - Top of Section
- PixWeb2000 and Simultaneuous Connections
PixWeb2000 will allow you to connect to more than one website at a time. The number of simultaneous connections that you can have is controlled by using the Connections toolbar menu. If you click on the large button the number of connections is set to 1. To increase the number of simultaneous connections click on the small triangle to the right side of the Connections button. A menu will appear that allows you to select the number of simultaneous connections that you will allow PixWeb2000 to initiate. -
- The number all of simultaneous connections allowed will be displayed in the title bar of the Website Manager window.
-
- The Process Manager - Top of Section
- The Process Manager allows you to manage the Scan and Download processes for each website. When you begin processing a website, two sub-processes are spawned. These two processes are known as the Scan process and the Download process. Each time you start to process a website, an entry is made in the Process Manager window for each of these processes.
-
- If you turn on the AutoHide option in the PixWeb 99 Preferences window, when you begin processing a website, the two small windows associated with the Scan and Download processes will not be displayed. To access these windows, open the Process Manager, click on the name of the process you wish to view, then click the Expand button.
-
- Displaying a Hidden Process - Top of Section
You can view the associated process window or any of the listed processes by clicking on its name and then clicking the Expand button. -
- Killing a Running Process - Top of Section
You can delete any of the processes listed by clicking on its name in the list and then clicking the Delete button. This allows you to, for example, continue downloading from a website while terminating any further scanning of the website. -
- The Form Manager - Top of Section
The Form Manager is an expert level tool. Do not make any changes to this window unless directed to do so by the technical support department. If you have the AutoUpdate option turned on in the Preferences window, new entries will be made to the Form Manager automatically. -
- The Filter Manager - Top of Section
The Filter Manager use the window you use to create new filters, edit existing filters, and delete filters that you no longer want. The window consists of the toolbar and a list of the filters in your database. You can sort the list of filters by clicking on the column headings. You can also rearrange the columns by clicking on the column heading and dragging. To work with a filter, select its name from the list and click on the appropriate button. -
- The New Button - Top of Section
Adding a New Filter - The New button allows you to create a new filter. To create a new filter click the New button. A small window will appear that allows you to build a new filter.
-
- The Filter Editor - Top of Section
After clicking the New button, the filter editor window will open. Each component of this window is described here. The Name field is where you enter the name of the filter you are creating. The Description field provides an area where you can enter a description of the filter you are creating. Below that it is the Global Filter check box. If you check the Global Filter option, the filter you are creating will be automatically applied to every website. Below that are the lists of rules that you can apply to the filter. To create new rules see this section titled The Rule Manager. -
- The Available Rules list displays all the available rules in the PixWeb2000 database. To create a filter, you add or delete rules to the Rules for This Filter list. This allows you to create as many rules as you want and combine them into as many filters as you want. If the rule you want to apply to the filter does not appear in the Available Rules list, you can click the New button to create a new rule.
-
- To add a rule to the filter select the name of the rule you wish to add and click the ">>" button. To removal rule from the filter select the name of the rule from the Rules for This Filter list and click the "<<" button.
-
- The order in which you add rules to the filter determines the order in which the rules will be applied to any links that PixWeb2000 finds.
-
- The Edit Button - Top of Section
- Editing an Existing Filter
The Edit button allows you to edit existing filters. Select the name of the filter you wish to edit and click the Edit button. The filter editor will open allowing you to modify the filter settings. -
- The Delete Button - Top of Section
- Deleting a Filter
The Delete button allows you to delete filters that you no longer want. To delete the filter select its name from the list and click on the Delete button. -
- The Rule Manager - Top of Section
The Rule Manager allows you to create new rules, edit existing rules, and delete rules that you no longer need. Rules are bits of information that do a very specific job. In order for a rule to be used by PixWeb2000 it must be added to one or more filters. The rule will not carry out its job unless it is part of a filter. And by the same token, a filter with no rules will do nothing. -
- The New Button - Top of Section
- Adding a New Rule
The New button allows you to create a new rule. To create a new rule click the new button and a small window will appear that allows you to set up the new rule. -
- The Rule Editor - Top of Section
The Rule Editor allows you to define the rule. This is a five step process. The first step is to give the rule name. The second step is to select an item from the If list. The three options are File Type, Domain, and Link. Selecting File Type from the list means that the rule will only look at the file type. Selecting Domain from the list means that the rule will look only at the domain. Selecting Link from the list means that the rule will search the entire link. The next step is to select an operator from the list directly below the If list. The available operators allow you to determine where are in the link the rule will search. The next step is to provide a value in the This field. This is the value that the rule will search for. The next step is to select and item from the Then list. -
- Example
Say you wanted to create a rule that would ignore any link that contains the word "red".
- name the rule something like "ignore links containing red"
- select Link from the If list
- select Contains from the operator list
- enter the "red" into the This field. Do not include the quote marks
- select Ignore from the Then list
- click the Save button
- the new rule is added to the Rule Manager
- the new rule is now available for use in any filter -
- The Edit Button - Top of Section
Editing an Existing Rule - To edit an existing rule, select its name from the list and click the Edit button.
-
- The Delete Button - Top of Section
- Deleting a Rule
To delete an existing rule, select its name from the listing click the Delete button. -
- The File Type Manager - Top of Section
The File Type Manager allows you to expand the number of file types that PixWeb2000 will recognize and download. The window consists of a toolbar that allows you to manage the file types and a list which displays all of the file types in the PixWeb2000 database. -
- The first column all the list will display the file type extension. The next column displays of a description of the file type. The Can Delete column will indicate if you're able to delete the file type from the PixWeb2000 database. If there is a "no" in the Can Delete column that means you are not allowed to delete the file type. This is because these are the default file types. If there is a "yes" in the Can Delete column that means you can delete the file type from the PixWeb2000 database. This is because the file type is a user defined file type that you added.
- The Download by Default column indicates whether the file type will be automatically added to the file types being downloaded for all new websites.
- The New Button - Top of Section
Adding a New Filetype - The New button allows you to create a new file type. When you click the new button the small window will open that allows you to enter the required information. Enter the extension of the file type into the extension field. Enter a description of the file type into the description field. If you want this file type to be automatically added to new websites, click the Download by Default check box. Once you have completed entering all the information, click the OK button. The new file type will be added to the list in the File Type Manager window.
-
- The Edit Button - Top of Section
- Editing an Existing Filetype
The Edit button allows you to edit existing file types. Select the name of the file type you wish to edit, then click the Edit button. -
- The Delete Button - Top of Section
- Delete a Filetype
The Delete button allows you to delete file types that you have created. You will not be able to delete file types that ship with PixWeb2000. Look at the Can Delete column to determine if you can delete a file type or not. To delete a file type, select its name from the list then click the Delete button. -
- The Tag Manager - Top of Section
The Tag Manager allows you to modify the HTML tags that PixWeb2000 will search for. If you are familiar with HTML, you can use the Tag Manager to add new HTML tags. PixWeb2000 ships with several tags already defined for you. These are the most common tags found in HTML documents. | - To quickly get started with PixWeb2000 follow these instructions.
- NOTE: If you are running a demo version of PixWeb2000, you will be limited to downloading 10 files. After you reach the limit, you will have to quit PixWeb2000 and re-launch PixWeb2000. You will then be able to download 10 more files. You can do this as much as you want. Once you register PixWeb2000, this limitation is removed and the full fury of PixWeb2000 can be unleashed.
- - launch PixWeb2000
- - click the New button on the Web Sites window toolbar
- - enter this value in the Web Site Location (URL) field:
www.ibm.com - - click the OK button
- - click the Start button
- - PixWeb2000 will go to the web site and begin downloading files
- - to stop the process, select the web site in the Web Sites window and click the Stop button
- - all the files downloaded will be placed in the following folder:
- PixWeb2000 Stand Alone Version
C:\Programl Files\PixWeb2000\ppDownloads - - PixWeb2000 included in PixMachine99
C:\Program Files\PixMachine99\PixWeb2000\ppDownloads | |
