The following minimal system requirements are necessary to successfully install and run ExhibitManager Xpress: 1 GHz or faster 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor. 2 GB RAM (32-bit) or more, depending on the size of your submission and the number of exhibits stored. Approximately 250 MB of free disk space… Read More
The following minimal system requirements are necessary to successfully install and run the ExhibitManager desktop application version 6: 1 GHz or faster 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor. 2 GB RAM (32-bit) or more, depending on the size of your submission and the number of exhibits stored. Approximately 260 MB… Read More
The following minimal system requirements are necessary to successfully install and run the ExhibitManage server application: 1.4 GHz 64-bit processor 2 GB RAM a minimum 36 GB disk partition (more if the local API storage option will be used) a standard Ethernet (10/100 Mbps or faster) network connection .NET Core… Read More
The word brief can stay on DeskSite or FileSite. The exhibits need to be saved locally or on a network share. Read More
You can certainly use ExhibitManager while co-authoring a MS Word document through Sharepoint or OneDrive. The only limitation is that you should not update exhibit numbers while co-authoring as updating exhibit numbers requires exclusive use of the document. As will be explained in the training, this can be dealt with… Read More
You can use ExhibitManager to review documents, however, EM is not an eDiscovery tool, such as Relativity. EM works best with up to several thousand documents per project (typically our customers use ExhibitManager in projects up to 15’000 to 20’000 documents). Therefore, we recommend using ExhibitManager once you have limited… Read More
ExhibitManager can already today be used for submissions stored on Sharepoint Online and OneDrive in Office 365. ExhibitManager currently can not be used together with Word Online. We are currently reviewing the possibilites. Read More
There is no lock-in or proprietary data storage with ExhibitManager. PDF files are only linked to and remain accessible whether ExhibitManager is running or not. The exhibit data, i.e. the description, exhibit number, notes, links, issues, etc. can be exported to a wide variety of data formats (e.g. Excel, PDF,… Read More
ExhibitManager only stores links to PDF files and does not store the files themselves in a database. This means that files are stored exactly where you have left them, i.e. on your computer, on your external hard disk or on your file server. Read More
If you use the embedded SQLite database management system, you do not have to buy any additional licenses. If you would like to run the ExhibitManager database on a Microsoft SQL Server, you need to acquire the appropriate Microsoft SQL Server licences. Read More
