Step 3:
Register... |
Double click the shortcut to start
the Tas Manager. Click the ‘Register’ button to bring up the
registration dialog.
Double click anywhere in the ID box
to highlight the ID, then right click and select the ‘Copy’ option.
Paste the ID into the Edit box on the Tas Demo Keys page.
Click here to
go to the Demonstration Keys page and follow the on screen
instructions.
Once this process has been completed
an Email will be sent to you containing your 1st 4 week key. You will
be able to return to the New Generation Keys page for one further 4 week
key as part of this demo.
Once you have received the Email,
paste the key into the key box of the register dialog and click OK.
The software is now ready to use.
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Step 4:
Getting Started... |
Currently there is limited supporting
documentation for each program. However, there is a detailed ‘Getting
Started’ tutorial available by selecting Tas->Building
Designer->Tutorials in the left pane of the Tas Manager and then
double clicking the ‘Getting Started’ item in the right pane.
After studying the tutorial you can
create a new project by selecting ‘Tas Data’ in the left pane of Tas
Manager, then clicking the ‘Create Project’ button. Enter a name for
the new project and click ‘OK’. Make this project the current
project by first clicking on it, then right clicking and selecting
‘Set Current Directory…’. Next, to make a building in this
project, click the ‘Create Building’ button. This will start the 3D
Modeller and the steps of the tutorial can be followed. (Note: due to
the behaviour of Windows 2000 and XP when you ‘Save As..’ or
‘Save’ your new file you may need to navigate to the current project
as the default behaviour in these systems is to always remember the last
location a file was saved by the current application).
Once a file has been created you can
access it directly by selecting the project in the left pane of the Tas
Manager and then double clicking the file in the right pane.
By default UK weather data is
included with the Tas demo. Click
here
to download weather data for different regions.
If you have any feedback, questions or
problems please call, or, email us at
support@edsl.net
with the phrase ‘NG Tas’ somewhere in the subject field.
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