Provize Classic WebView 01.0.00
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April 03, 2024
Open Source Software
This software includes a number of Open Source components that were published
under different licenses. You can find a list of all components and
licenses here.
System Requirements
Hardware
- Processor
x86 compatible CPU, min. 1 GHz
- RAM
at least 1 GB, 2 GB recommended.
Provize Classic WebView requires approx. 200 MB free RAM.
For every open window, Provize Classic WebView requires an additional 500 MB RAM.
- Disk space
1 GB free.
- Monitor resolution
at least 1024x768 pixels.
Operating system
- Windows 7 (64 Bit)
- Windows 8.1 (64 Bit)
- Windows 10 Version: 1803 (64 Bit)
- Windows Server 2019
- Windows 11
- PC Linux (64 Bit: Kernel 3.10, libc 6):
Debian 10
Red Hat 8
Note: Redhat 7 and debian 9 are no longer supported, because they do not
contain the glibc-2.27 library. To use Provize Classic WebView 01.0.00, either
update your Linux Operating System or install the glibc-2.27 library.
Starting
File Check
Before you install the software, compare the sha256 hash on the web page with the sha256 hash calculated from the zip file.
- For Windows users, the Windows utility "certutil" can be used to calculate the sha256 hash. In the cmd window, navigate
to the file location then enter the following command:
CertUtil -hashfile path\file_name.ext SHA256 (Example: CertUtil -hashfile C:\Download\Provize Classic WebView.zip SHA256)
- For Linux users, verify that you have administrator rights then enter the following command:
sha256sum path/file_name.ext (Example: sha256sum /provize-classic-webview.zip)
Starting under Windows
- To install Provize Classic WebView, double click the program file provize-classic-webview01000_windows.exe.
- Answer the questions of the installation script and follow its instructions.
If you do not answer a question of the installation script, then the
installation script selects the default answer.
- Open the command prompt and enter this command to show the available options: AppletLauncherCmd.exe -?
- For a usage without console of the Provize Classic WebView application you can specify the command AppletLauncher.exe ...
Starting under Linux
- Extract the archive provize-classic-webview01000_linux.tar.gz into a file system that supports
"Execute" rights. Depending on the Linux derivative, the file
system can be stored onto a portable medium (SD card, USB stick)
or onto the hard drive of your computer.
- Provide "Execute" rights to the Provize Classic WebView application AppletLauncher.sh
with the command chmod +x AppletLauncher.sh.
- Open the command prompt and enter this command to show the available options: AppletLauncher.sh -?