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I/NET 2000 Getting Started iii
Use of Third Party Software
TAC software is delivered for use on IBM and compatible PCs. While your PC is capable of
running other third party software while running I/NET, trying to do so may present
general operational difficulties. This is particularly true if the other third party software is
memory resident. When used as it is intended, the TAC software is also memory resident.
The use of more than one memory resident program at the same time may impose unre-
solvable PC system parameter conflicts and may cause one or more of the memory resident
programs to fail.
No computer system is immune to software viruses, and they can be extremely damaging
should they attack databases and/or operating programs. Such an attack on the I/NET
system may be particularly damaging since its database output is directed towards control.
The only absolute safeguard against viral attack is to prevent any third party software from
being installed on the same computer with the TAC software. An acceptable safeguard is to
allow only authorized operators to run third party software and to make sure that all such
software is original, direct from a reputable vendor, and that the software has not been
copied from some other machine: i.e., if the seal is broken, don’t use it.
TAC makes no claims or commitments regarding the use of any third party software, other
than MS-DOS and Windows 95/98/NT in conjunction with the PC programs supplied by
TAC, and offers no support in accommodating the use of same. Furthermore, TAC accepts
no liability for system failures that may result from the use of any third party software with
TAC software.