NOTE to Network Users
Warning! Our current software versions are non-networkable. At this time, you cannot run the software on a network and may experience glitches when printing from a network printer! Attempting to use PowerPath on a network is a violation of the PowerPath Software Warranty and License Agreement and may damage all files on the PowerPath program and may result in lost client data.
- Because the necessary protections have not been incorporated into our current software version, using the program from a network will cause you to experience glitches in software performance and possible data loss.
- In addition, please be aware that printing reports through a network printer may result in out-of-sequence pages, mislabeling of report information and long print delays.
NOTE to Current PowerPath Sites --
Back up data before installing!
If you are installing the new PowerPath software as an update to a previous version, the new software will overwrite your old software and your existing data will be transferred into the new software's database automatically. We highly recommend, however, that you make a back-up of your data before
installing the new version as a precaution. It's a good idea to use the backup feature on the Tools Menu regularly and anytime to preserve your data. PowerPath cannot be held responsible for the loss of information.
Run a Participant Exception Report after installing!
When updating to a new version of the PowerPath software, there is a possibility that all data entered may not transfer to the new program. Some fields may have been changed, eliminated or added. The Participant Exception report (found onthe Tools Menu) will notify you of any required information missing from any program participant records. This information must be added/corrected before reports will print properly. All required data must be entered in order to create a Service Summary or export your client data for a multiple site Service Summary report.
Required access for successful installation
In order for the PowerPath software to run correctly, you must have full rights to the temporary folders and the PowerPath directory tree. Please check with your group's system administrator or IT professional to acquire access to these areas.
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