System Requirements
Frazer Software requires the following minimum computer specifications:
Frazer Software has the following requirements if using the software over a network:
Printer Recommendations:
Frazer will print all your reports, “white paper” forms, envelopes, checks and receipts on your laser or inkjet printer. If you need to print any pre-printed forms you will need an impact printer. Frazer strongly recommends and supports the Okidata 320 printer for all of your pre-printed forms needs.
Other Okidata models that will work with Frazer:
- Microsoft Windows 10, Windows 8.1, and Windows 7 (Note: Frazer is unavailable for Windows RT and not supported on any Apple – Mac products, including those set up with virtualization software.)
- 2 GHz processor (3.2 GHz or equivalent recommended)
- 4 GB of RAM (8 GB recommended)
- 2 GB of free hard disk space (5GB recommended)
- 1024 x 768 Screen Resolution
- User Account Control (UAC) must be on in operating systems in which it is available
Frazer Software has the following requirements if using the software over a network:
- Minimum 100 Mbps network interfaces on all PCs (1Gbps recommended)
- Hardwired Ethernet connections (wireless networks can have frequent interruptions in service)
- Use of a single router whenever possible
- All shared computers should be in the same sub-net and Windows workgroup
- Windows updates kept current on all machines
- Protect all computers with an updated antivirus program (uninstall all expired antivirus programs)
Printer Recommendations:
Frazer will print all your reports, “white paper” forms, envelopes, checks and receipts on your laser or inkjet printer. If you need to print any pre-printed forms you will need an impact printer. Frazer strongly recommends and supports the Okidata 320 printer for all of your pre-printed forms needs.
Other Okidata models that will work with Frazer:
- ML 321
- ML 420
- ML 421
- ML 520,
- ML 521
- ML 3410 (most Okidata impact printer models with a four digit model number are not compatible, with the exception of the 3410).
