| 1. Why can't I view the demo?
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If you do not have Microsoft PowerPoint on your computer then you can download the following file: Click here. This will allow you to view PowerPoint files even though you don't have PowerPoint on your computer. Your other option is to use a media player that plays .avi files to view the demo in the .avi format. Here is the link to the Windows Media Player : http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/mp10/default.aspx |
| 2. Can I purchase the product from a store or on a cd?
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Presently the software is available only as a download. In the future we are going to also offer a cd. Under special circumstances we will provide a buyer with a cd however additional processing and shipping costs will be required.
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| 3. How much does PC Flash Cards cost?
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Retail price for PC Flash Cards is $29.95.
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| 4. How much does PDA Flash Cards cost?
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Retail price for PDA Flash Cards is $9.95.
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| 5. How much does PC Flash Cards Deluxe and what does it include?
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Retail price for PC Flash Cards Deluxe is $39.90. It includes both PC Flash Cards and PDA Flash Cards.
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| 6. Will I be charged tax?
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Only customers in Florida will be charged tax.
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| 7. Do I need to purchase PC Flash Cards if I want to use PDA Flash Cards?
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Yes. PC Flash Cards is a requirement for PDA Flash Cards.
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| 8. Can I sync PC Flash Cards's with my Palm Pilot?
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Not at this time. You can currently sync PC Flash Cards with your pocket PC/PDA.
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| 9. Is there documentation for PC Flash Cards?
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Yes! There is extensive user documentation that is given with the software. It contains step by step instructions for all functions within PC Flash Cards and PDA Flash Cards!
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| 10. Can I import flash cards from another PC Flash Cards user?
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Yes. There is an export and import feature within PC Flash Cards that lets you share your flash cards with other PC Flash Card users. We also have a free exchange service where you can upload/download cards for particular courses. http://pcflashcards.com/exchange.asp |
| 11. Can I have more than one PC Flash Cards database?
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Sure thing. Just click on File and a menu will appear. Select, 'Add new database'. By the way, PC Flash Cards always opens the database that was opened last when you closed down.
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| 12. How big does my database get when I add new cards?
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Your database is designed to grow with your needs. The number of cards you enter or import determines the size. To give you an idea of some sizes, a database containing 5000 cards would be about 2 megs. Remember though that you can store your database on CDs or delete groups of cards if you need to make room.
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| 13. Can I use PC Flash Cards on more than one computer?
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The PC Flash Cards license agreement allows you to use PC Flash Cards on one (1) unique computer only. For additional licenses, please visit the Buy section of the PC Flash Cards web site.
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| 14. Do I have to be a student to use PC Flash Cards?
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No. People have found many uses for the PC Flash Cards software.
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| 15. Is there a discussion group or chatroom where I can chat with other PC Flash Cards users?
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Coming soon!
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| 16. How do I contact A&M Software for feedback or suggestions?
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We look forward to hearing feedback or suggestions. You can email us at service@pcflashcards.com.
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| 17. I think I found a software bug - what do I do?
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We apologize for any bugs you may encounter and we will make every effort to have it fixed within the next version. If you do find a bug, please try to replicate it and make note of the exact steps you are taking. Then email as much information as you can to techhelp@pcflashcards.com.
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| 18. Do you have to manually key in the answer when being tested on cards?
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No. The whole theory behind PC Flash Cards is to eliminate the need for handwritten flashcards but to also streamline your testing. It would be way too time consuming if you were to type your answers for each question. Think of how you answer questions on handwritten flash cards….. you answer them in your head… that is what you do with PC Flash Cards and then you select if you got the answer correct, almost correct, or completely wrong.
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| 19. Can I have PC Flash Cards test me in a different sequence than the way I entered my flash cards?
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Yes. There are many different ways the cards can be presented to you during testing. You can have it test you in the sequence cards were entered, randomly, reverse sequence, and you can manually pick the cards you want to review.
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| 20. What does the picture format have to be?
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Currently pictures have to be in .jpg format.
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| 21. Do I have to be a student of the University listed on the exchange page in order to download cards?
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No. Anyone can use those cards. We organize it by University so that students can find the specific class they want to study for. We all know that every teacher, college, county and state teaches things differently so it makes sense to study the cards that pertain to a particular course.
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| 22. How do I organize or file my flash cards.
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You define the way you organize your flashcards. Besides having separate databases you have 4 categories (Major, SubMajor, Minor, SubMinor) within each database that you can use to 'file' your cards. For example, the Major could be Science or Math (let's go with Science for this example), the SubMajor could be Biology 101, the Minor could be Exam 1, and the SubMinor could be Chapters 1-4. You can have multiple categories within each higher category… for example, within the Science Major you could have 10 different science courses. The number of categories and subcateogries is unlimited. There is a full explanation of this in the documentation you receive when you purchase PC Flash Cards.
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