Rice Lake CRS-Certificate Retrieval System - Manual (Page 6)

2 Certificate Retrieval System User’s Guide
1.1 System Requirements
1.1.1 Web Browsers
The HTML produced by the CRS system is intended to be compliant with industry standards. Any non-standard
HTML rendered by the administration system or default template pack should be reported to
[email protected]. Custom templates may not provide standardized HTML due to design restrictions
or customer requests. Whenever possible, CRS makes every attempt to produce HTML that is visually appealing,
functional in design, and compatible in all browsers.
When using the administration or the front-end section as an administrator, CRS recommends using Internet
Explorer 6 or 7. Mozilla 1.7 and Mozilla Firefox 1.0 have also been tested to work with these sections. The
system makes extensive use of advanced Dynamic HTML and JavaScript programming, so these features must
be enabled in your browser. Cookies are recommended but not required to use the administration sections.
Your customers may use any web browser, provided the browser supports the cascading style sheets Level 2
specification. The end user does not require cookies or JavaScript development, but cookies can enhance the
experience for your customers by allowing them to save their login information.
1.1.2 CRS-Link
CRS-Link is a Windows desktop application and uses very little memory or hard drive space. The desktop
computer must have an internet connection to download data from the CRS server, and must meet the following
minimum prerequisites:
• Windows 98 Second Edition
• Internet Explorer 6
• Microsoft ActiveSync 4.5
• Windows Mobile Device Center
• Microsoft® .NET Compact Framework 3.5 and Microsoft .NET Framework
NOTE: Newer computers already have this installed.