NwETA uses on-rev.com as the host for cTRAINweb. cTRAINweb runs under Apache web server on a Linux OS residing on a softlayer.com data center in Houston, TX.
Internet Browsers supported (for cTRAINweb)
For Windows (operating system Win XP, Vista, 7), use:
- Firefox 5 or newer (recommended)
- Chrome 15 or newer (recommended)
- Internet Explorer 9 – restart your computer prior to clicking the link to view the training
- Internet Explorer 8 (you must have Flash installed) – restart your computer prior to clicking the link to view the training Note: When you click or press 5 to show a movie, click the Start Icon in the middle of the movie image; when it finishes, click 5 (Hide) to turn it off.
- Safari 5 or newer Note: When you click or press 5 to show a movie, click the Start Icon in the middle of the movie image; when it finishes, click 5 (Hide) to turn it off.
For Macintosh (operating system X.4 and above), use:
- Safari 5 or newer
- Firefox 5 or newer
- Chrome 15 or newer
Operating Systems (for cTRAIN desktop)
cTRAIN desktop (i.e., the version that is installed on your computer) is written in LiveCode developed by Runrev.
cTRAIN for Windows runs on:
- Windows XP Pro
- Windows XP Home
- Windows 7
cTRAIN for Macintosh runs on:
- OS 10.3.9 or later (PowerPC)
- OS 10.4 or later (Intel)
Software Requirements (for cTRAIN desktop)
- QuickTime (version 7 or later) available from apple.com (Mac or PC)
- Standard Mac OS X or Windows XP text-to-speech support are active
Installation of titles on a computer (click)
Hardware Requirements
- 512MB of memory (RAM) [1 GB preferred]
- 50MB of space on your hard disk
- ~100 MB hard disk space per title installed (actual space depends on size of title)
USB port required to use the optional 9BUTTON response unit (NOT available on cTRAIN web)
System Recommendations
- Set screen resolution to 1024 x 768 pixels
- Turn screen saver off
- Turn background programs off, such as:
- Instant messaging systems
- Virus protection software
Mountain Lion Requirements for Builder (editing system) and cTRAIN
If you try to open Builder or cTRAIN in a Macintosh computer running Mountain Lion operating system (10.8.x) you may be the message: The app you tried to open wasn’t downloaded from the Mac App Store. This doesn’t necessarily mean that there is something wrong with the app. However, unlike the apps in the Mac App Store, this app has not been reviewed.
You can choose to override your security settings and open the app (cTRAIN or Builder) anyway.
In the Finder, locate the app you want to open. Most apps can be found in the Applications folder.
Press the Control-key and click the app.
Choose Open from the shortcut menu.
Click Open.
OS X will remember this app as an exception to your security settings, and you will be able to open it in the future by double-clicking it.