webphlex was written using Visual Basic for Applications and runs under Microsoft Access. This has several advantages:

• webphlex will, in principle, run on any system running Microsoft Access (2000 or higher). This means we don't have to adapt the system to the different versions of Windows, or worry about keeping up with new releases, and you don't have to worry about whether we do or not. If you move to another machine with another operating system, you should have no trouble taking webphlex with you.
• All data and software are contained in one file. You just put this file onto any machine running Microsoft Access, and off you go. webphlex does not use the Windows registry, so there's no installation/de-installation process to worry about.

As webphlex runs under Microsoft Access, it should in theory run on any machine capable of running that system. To find out about MS Access and its system requirements see http://www.microsoft.com/.

However, to use the system efficiently we'd recommend at least the following:

• CPU: 2 GHz,
• RAM: 512 MB,
• free disk space: 200 MB,
• Windows 98 SE or higher.

The trial version of webphlex is fully functional, except for the following limitations:

• it can only be used for three months, starting from the moment you first use it,
• data cannot be loaded into it from another copy of webphlex,
• data cannot be imported into it from an import/export file, with the exception of the example files provided by iphlex systems.

webphlex exists in only one version, which can be used in English or Dutch. Note that the documentation and help texts are currently only available in English.

see also:

introduction: languages