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HOOVER NEWS
Our latest newsletter in .pdf format
DISASTER PREVENTION AND RECOVERY PROGRAM. IMPORTANT!
New version of the filePro data base just released. Version 5.6 has many valuable features for programmers and end users. Call us about upgrades.
CUSTOMERS' CORNER: The latest versions you should be on: Filepro data base: version 5.0.14 (also new version out: 5.6.0) SCO Unix: Open Server version 5.0.7 (also new version 6.0 out) First State Accounting: version 5.8 Anita Terminal Emulator: version 4.0.1.2 Please see our White Paper for the latest and greatest technology pioneered by our company ready to put into use on your site! Ask us about our new Axel Terminal Thin Clients. CUSTOMERS BEWARE!We have had a couple of incidents lately where server fans have burned out or frozen up, resulting in heat build up within the case, causing the server to crash. Most tower cases contain two or three fans: one is on the CPU. If this fan dies, your CPU will burn up within minutes and you are out of luck. There is not much you can do about this except change the CPU fan once a year or so. Another fan is part of the power supply itself; if this dies, the server may be ok if the computer is stored in a very cool room at all times. A third fan is often installed on the back of cases that contain a Pentium II or III or IV class processor; this fan blows across the CPU and keeps heat from building up around the CPU. If this fan goes, the server will sporadically lock up, log users out, or crash all together. To prevent disaster, check your server fans once in a while by accessing the back of the case and sticking a tooth pick or straw in the fans to make sure that they are still spinning. This may sound like overkill, but this practice may save you lots of time and money in downtime or reload expenses. CalendarCalendar
Web ChangesThis is where we'll announce the most recent additions to our web site. If you've visited us before and want to know what's changed, take a look here first. Last updated 07/20/07.
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