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Server Requirements for ADXSTUDIO CMS

ADXSTUDIO CMS requires the following minimum system server configuration:

Operating System	Windows® 2008 Server* Windows® 2003 Server R2* Windows® 2003 Server* * all editions - x86 and x64 supported
Hardware	Intel® Xeon - 2.0 GHz or higher processor 2 GB RAM 25MB free hard disk space
Supported Databases	Microsoft® SQL Server 2008 (beta) Microsoft® SQL Server 2005* Microsoft® SQL Server 2000* * all editions
Other Software	Microsoft® XML Parser 6.0 Microsoft® Active Directory® or AD/AM Microsoft® .NET Framework 3.0 or 3.5 Runtime
Recommended Development Environment	Microsoft® Visual Studio 2005 or Microsoft® Visual Studio 2008

Web Console / Document Editor Requirements

The ADXSTUDIO CMS Web Console and Document Editors require the following minimum system configuration:

Browser	Microsoft® Internet Explorer 6.0 minimum
Operating System	Windows® 98, ME, 2000,2003, XP, or Vista
Hardware	Intel® Pentium® or compatible 200-megahertz (MHz) or higher processor 32 megabytes (MB) RAM minimum; 128 MB recommended
Other Software	Microsoft® XML Parser 6

Supported Viewing Web Browsers

Websites rendered using ADXSTUDIO-compatible presentation templates can support any display requirement configuration as desired by the template developers, including alternate device renderings:

Supported Web Browsers	Internet Explorer (IE), Firefox, Netscape, AOL, Safari, Opera, Lynx, Mozilla-based and several others. Presentation language and HTML character sets as supported by Browser and OS.
Supported Operating Systems	Windows®, Linux, Apple® System 9.x and OSX, Unix and various embedded OS devices.
Hardware	As required by OS and Web Browser vendors
Other Software	Plug-in technologies as determined by content-contributed media types (ie. Macromedia® Flash, Adobe® Acrobat Reader, Windows Media, etc.)
Alternate Devices	Mobile Devices such as Palm® OS, Pocket PC, Cellular telephones with WML and/or WAP capabilities. WebTV and other Embedded-browser Set Top Devices. Mail Readers and News Clients such as Eudora, Outlook, and Apple Mail.